I do web development on a Chromebook. It's a fantastic lightweight tool. I don't have any hiccups with standard web dev.
Where I have to switch to a more beefy system is when I'm working with react native or building stuff with laravel/sql servers that I want to stay local. The workaround is just to use my other laptop, which isn't a big deal.
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I do web development on a Chromebook. It's a fantastic lightweight tool. I don't have any hiccups with standard web dev.
Where I have to switch to a more beefy system is when I'm working with react native or building stuff with laravel/sql servers that I want to stay local. The workaround is just to use my other laptop, which isn't a big deal.
For most use cases, my Chromebook is fantastic.
Which Chromebook do you own and which tools? I am interested to do some backend dev on a cheap laptop and this sounds interesting
Did you manage to have less ugly fonts than me on the screenshot?
Nah, same ugly fonts. :-)
I even have my taskbar in the same spot!