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Any feedback on how it comes along for regular Software Development (backend stuff) activity and as a common home PC? Looking at the benchmarks looks like there

Any feedback on how it comes along for regular Software Development (backend stuff) activity and as a common home PC? Looking at the benchmarks looks like there shouldn't be any issue but any first hand experience would be greatly appreciated.

atilimcetin 2y ago
IMHO, developing with Node.js, Java, Python, Go, etc.. within MacOS is more convenient compared to Windows machines. Also I can highly recommend using version managers (e.g. nvm, jenv, pyenv, gvm, etc..) for these languages to quickly install and manage different versions.
mocamoca 2y ago
Idk about this one but my daily driver is a Mini M1, 16gb, 1to. The regular backend stack on docker is smooth. Vs code / jetbrain is smooth. Nothing to complain about. I could use more ports however. That is easily fixed with an USB hub.
jillesvangurp 2y ago
I'm pretty happy with my M1 mac book pro with 16 Gb. I'd expect this to be faster. I typically have intellij, vs code, slack, a bunch of docker containers, etc. running. All fine. Get more memory maybe.