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I've got a Macbook 12 (2017), and it's surprisingly fast - I think it's definitely viable for iOS app development, as long as you have it hooked up to an extern
by jefflinwood 8y ago
I've got a Macbook 12 (2017), and it's surprisingly fast - I think it's definitely viable for iOS app development, as long as you have it hooked up to an external screen.
I find that Xcode is a little cramped on the notebook screen if you have all of the panels open, but if you can close at least one of them, there's enough room to work.
I only have 8 gigs of ram in the Macbook (I have a Macbook Pro I use as my daily driver with 16 gigs), and that seems to be fine with Xcode, as long as I use Safari instead of Chrome, and don't keep Android Studio open at the same time.
- wingerlang 8y agoYou might be interested in these shortcuts http://jontelang.com/blog/2016/01/12/xcode-shortcuts-for-small-screens.html http://jontelang.com/blog/2016/01/12/xcode-shortcuts-for-sma... It basically maps cmd+123 to left/bottom/right panels. Even after upgrading to a bigger screen I keep using them.