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It may still be too expensive for devs in (very) developing countries or whatever, but I'm pretty sure there are (paid) remote desktop solutions for this. Also
by asark 7y ago
It may still be too expensive for devs in (very) developing countries or whatever, but I'm pretty sure there are (paid) remote desktop solutions for this. Also you can snag an old mac mini for well under $600, where I am. Like $200-300. It won't be good but that's probably better for testing anyway.
- scottjg 7y agoI offer a service that provides you with your own macOS VM, running on real Mac hardware. https://zeromac.com https://zeromac.com It's billed by the hour, so if you just need to quickly test something, it's pretty cheap. Buying an older mac may be more economical though if you need to develop software long term.
- MuffinFlavored 7y agoThis is super interesting. Is it your full time job? What level of success are you having with your idea?
- scottjg 7y agoI run it alongside my regular consulting work, so I suppose it's not my full time job. It's also a fairly new business so I'm not too sure how successful it will be yet.