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I wanted to not like Chromebooks as someone who either uses a Linux or Mac laptop, but honestly it’s great. If you’re looking for a cheap notebook to be able t
by max182 3y ago
I wanted to not like Chromebooks as someone who either uses a Linux or Mac laptop, but honestly it’s great.
If you’re looking for a cheap notebook to be able to do most dev on go for it. I just developed and deployed a Rails website this evening on my 100$ Chromebook. Everything just worked.
That being said, if you want to spend as much as an Air. You might as well get the Air.
I think Google gives you a choice to get a Chromebook as your main dev laptop, so it is capable, but anything you can do on a Chromebook you will be able to do on a Mac. If I had a choice between a Chromebook or a Windows computer I would choose chrome, unless it was a gaming pc, then I would then choose Linux.
- GianFabien 3y agoMy MBP is a 2009 model. It works fine, but it is totally beyond EOL and no longer safe as an internet connected device. I played with some M2 MacBook Airs at an Apple store yesterday and the suite of included programs might persuade me to pay the Apple premium. Perhaps I should wait for two weeks and see if the rumored 15" MBA is released at WWDC.