Moved to MBP 14" M1 Pro and never looked back! VS Code as fast prototyping and code writing tool, then Rider for debugging and performance work. Both work reall

Moved to MBP 14" M1 Pro and never looked back! VS Code as fast prototyping and code writing tool, then Rider for debugging and performance work. Both work really well and it's insane how full system draw gets as low as 4W in dark environments when doing fully-fledged development. I strongly recommend this to anyone working with .NET as a back-end dev. On the note, .NET 6 and Omnisharp fully support debugging both arm64 binaries and cross-platform debugging of the x86 ones. What's more, .NET 7 includes A LOT of improvements to arm64 codegen so the things will only continue to improve.