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For me personally (as a freelancer), it's been a pretty smooth transition. I have a dozen or more projects relying on node-sass (which fails to compile on M1),
by marpstar 4y ago
For me personally (as a freelancer), it's been a pretty smooth transition. I have a dozen or more projects relying on node-sass (which fails to compile on M1), which has been annoying but easily remedied.
For my 9-5 employer, biggest drawback we've come across is that SQL Server can't be installed on Windows 11 ARM, which is preventing us from having a truly local development environment.
We've gotten everything else working via Azure SQL Edge running via Docker for Mac, but it lacks several features that we require (e.g. full-text search, spatial data types).
Despite a recent announcement (https://blogs.windows.com/windowsdeveloper/2022/05/24/create-next-generation-experiences-at-scale-with-windows/ https://blogs.windows.com/windowsdeveloper/2022/05/24/create...) that Visual Studio will soon support ARM, There are no signs that SQL Server 2022 will support ARM.
My employer is still moving forward with provisioning M1 MBPs for developers.