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I'm still using my Mid-2014 MacBook Pro 13". I think I will upgrade to M1 (or M2 if I manage to wait) but only because 1) I don't see alternatives to the ridic
by admissionsguy 5y ago
I'm still using my Mid-2014 MacBook Pro 13". I think I will upgrade to M1 (or M2 if I manage to wait) but only because
1) I don't see alternatives to the ridiculously inefficient JetBrains IDEe, which have become barely functional on this machine (really, come on, why do you need so many more resources to do exactly the same job that ran flawlessly 7 years ago?).
2) I can no longer install the newest Xcode due to disk space requirements (40-50GB for Xcode 12, not counting simulators and other essential tools) - I have no words here, I guess when you are Apple you just demand that the whole world adjusts itself to you).
I wish I didn't have to upgrade since I detest giving money to companies such as Apple and find them abhorrent, but I am not ready to leave the dev work yet.