This blog post provides an introduction to our open source community, what’s available, some of our favorite projects, and instructions to apply to the program.
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#7: MacStadium Supports the Open Source Communityĭid you know? MacStadium offers an Open Source Program that offers free Mac minis for developers who are building open source projects for the Apple platform. (Update! If you are interested in learning more about migrating from Intel to M1, we released a developer guide at the end of 2021. In this blog post, we shared this webcast recording and a list of resources for developers wanting to learn more about the new Apple silicon. In early 2021, MacStadium hosted a webinar about M1 to help developers start making the migration from Intel-based machines to Apple silicon. #8: New Apple Silicon: When to Migrate to the M1 Mac Check out this post to watch the tech preview video. Orka 2.0 will be available in February, and this release includes the capability to run both Intel and M1 nodes in the same cluster. In this blog post from October 2021, we shared a preview of our own macOS virtualization layer Orka running on M1 nodes.
In this blog post, we provided an easy guide to add a MacStadium hosted Mac mini as a build agent to an existing Jenkins master. #10: Setting Up a MacStadium Hosted Mac mini as a Jenkins Build Agentīecause Jenkins is still the most popular CI/CD tool in the DevOps space, we’ve found that it is common for teams to have a Jenkins master stood up for non-Mac CI/CD workflows that they would like to add to a macOS build agent in order to run macOS and iOS CI/CD jobs within their existing system. So, let’s take a trip down memory lane to get an idea of what topics were top of mind last year as we prepare for where our journey will take us in 2022. For developers who work daily developing cutting-edge macOS and iOS applications, 2021 also marked the release of a new version of Xcode and a new macOS - Monterey.Īt MacStadium, we thought it would be fun to kick off 2022 by reviewing our top ten blog posts from 2021.
Last year a lot of the buzz centered around the new Apple M1 and how Apple silicon will impact both consumers and developers. 2021 was an exciting year in Mac development.
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