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Why? I mostly code on Mac and deploy on Linux (or FreeBSD). Never really encountered a situation where programming a web app on Mac has caused issues when deplo
by victorbjorklund 2y ago
Why? I mostly code on Mac and deploy on Linux (or FreeBSD). Never really encountered a situation where programming a web app on Mac has caused issues when deploying to the server.
- UltraSane 2y agoWhat about issues with CPU architecture?
- lionkor 2y agoWhen you write web code you should never have to worry about that. Actually, if you write any user space code, except drivers, you shouldn't have to worry about that. If you have to worry about it, reconsider your tooling very seriously
- rmbyrro 2y agoi've had issues with aws lambda and compiled ai models, because lambda varies hardware and cpu architecture from one container to another i can imagine this happening if a team has a myriad of hardware/os flavors and different server setups.
- Sardtok 2y agoYes, when you write web apps in x86 assembly, it gets tricky.
- rob 2y agoI'm still on OS/2 Warp.
- smcnally 2y agofor x86 or PowerPC?
- daemonhorn 2y agoTalking about rabbit-holes. I used to have prototype OS/2 PowerPC 64-bit hardware from IBM before they killed the project. I should have kept that early EFI-based system. When the EFI boot sequence would panic, you would get an error message of "Danger Will Robinson".
- UltraSane 2y agoman OS/2 Warp on PowerPC should be really secure because no one is writing malware for that combination!
- SparkyMcUnicorn 2y agoAWS Graviton is ARM. My experience is that having a team with mixed platforms has helped reduce deployment woes, with the rare platform-specific bugs getting worked out beforehand.
- kaid 2y agoNowadays there are automated pipelines that build artifacts for different archs and platforms; this shouldn't be a particular issue.