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I definitely need to use Monterey, as it offers simple APIs for certain tasks that would be possible, but very time consuming, to recreate on other OS. The M1 i
by rsp1984 5y ago
I definitely need to use Monterey, as it offers simple APIs for certain tasks that would be possible, but very time consuming, to recreate on other OS. The M1 is optional, theoretically, but in practice makes things go much faster due to its accelerator cores, which the Monterey APIs are taking advantage of.
- ameliaquining 5y agoI am having a really hard time thinking of cloud-relevant macOS APIs that don't have comparably-easy-to-use Linux equivalents, other than for building and testing macOS and iOS apps. Which ones do you want to use? Core ML?
- andrewf 5y agoI agree with everything you've said about it being most practical to run services on Linux. If OP's business grows I think they'd be wise to pivot away from macOS to avoid future pain. But also, if OP sees a business opportunity today, and they've already solved it on top of macOS, I think they should strike while the iron is hot, with the code that exists. Most businesses die because they can't get enough users and keep them. IMO it makes sense to take on tech debt.
- ameliaquining 5y agoI am not convinced that getting this set up on macOS in a way that can handle real user traffic with sufficient reliability (especially given an apparent lack of relevant experience) will take less time than porting it to Linux and then productionizing that. But I suppose anything's possible.