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In the languages I work with (primarily JavaScript and Rust), cross-platform compatibility tends to be pretty much a non-issue. I develop on macOS, deploy on Li
by nicoburns 4y ago
In the languages I work with (primarily JavaScript and Rust), cross-platform compatibility tends to be pretty much a non-issue. I develop on macOS, deploy on Linux, and it Just Works. No extra work required.
- sieabahlpark 4y ago[dead]
- nsonha 4y agoYou forget to mention all backend services (db, redis etc are managed and you need internet connection and cloud credentials for even a development workflow.
- nicoburns 4y agoI certainly do not use backend services that need to be hosted (if I can at all help it, which I usually can). Open source databases like Postgres and Redis are easy to install on macOS with homebrew. You can even have multiple versions install simultaneously, although I've found that Postgres tends to be backwards compatible enough that I just run everything on the latest version.