Peter Steinberger • 11/28/2020

Apple Silicon M1: A Developer's Perspective

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A developer shares a detailed, practical evaluation of using an Apple Silicon M1 MacBook Air as a primary development machine. The article covers performance benchmarks (like Xcode compilation times), compatibility issues with virtualization and older iOS simulators, workarounds for bugs, and the implications for CI/CD pipelines. It provides technical insights into the transition to ARM64 architecture for software engineers.

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