Installing Vapor on a MacBook Air M3, and Some Thoughts on Xcode
I had been installing and playing with Vapor on a ThinkPad, but since I bought a MacBook Air, I tried installing it there as well.
I had been installing and playing with Vapor on a ThinkPad, but since I bought a MacBook Air, I tried installing it there as well.
I bought a MacBook Air M3, so I decided to run benchmarks while I was at it. The comparison target is my Mac mini M2, which I bought at the beginning of the year.

I had done Vision Pro development outside several times, and since my only Apple silicon Mac was a Mac mini, I had been carrying it around together with an external monitor. That activity has finally come to an end.
Vision Pro is an incredibly rewarding toy to tinker with. I am also interested in Meta's XR glasses, but for now I am exploring toward my first self-made app.
When running Vapor on Windows, WSL is essential. That means VSCode will also use files on WSL as the development environment.