Java Development on an Apple M1 – A One Year Review
Protip if you have good internet and don't want to configure everything locally: Jetbrains Gateway [1].<p>At the last company we had Docker, Java 8, Wildfly 10, Gradle 4 and I didn't manage to make it run locally on M1.<p>I was pleasently surprised with how smooth it was to connect to Ubuntu VM with Jetbrains Gateway. You use native Jetbrains app on your computer (Intellij Idea in my case), but everything is executed and compiled on the remote machine (Ubuntu VM). Another huge upside is that Docker is running on Ubuntu, which is a lot faster than on OSX. Downside is that your are dependant on the Internet ofcourse.<p>Officially the product is still in Beta, but it worked good enough for me.<p>[1] <a href="https://www.jetbrains.com/remote-development/gateway/" rel="nofollow">https://www.jetbrains.com/remote-development/gateway/</a>