Most of my work is in Xcode so I really need to have a Mac.
At office I've worked on an iMac for 7 years and then switched to a Mac Mini as we had plenty of displays to use and were able to save some money.
I also have a 2016 MBP I use at home and if I go visit a customer. If I had to chose only one Mac it would be the MBP as sometimes I need portability and I have to say is it powerful enough for Xcode, I have 16GB of RAM but as long as I don't open a lot of different simulators I'm fine.
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Most of my work is in Xcode so I really need to have a Mac.
At office I've worked on an iMac for 7 years and then switched to a Mac Mini as we had plenty of displays to use and were able to save some money.
I also have a 2016 MBP I use at home and if I go visit a customer. If I had to chose only one Mac it would be the MBP as sometimes I need portability and I have to say is it powerful enough for Xcode, I have 16GB of RAM but as long as I don't open a lot of different simulators I'm fine.
What is your use case for needing not only portability, but specifically portability of the computer where you do iPhone programming?