
I was one of early adopters of Apple M1 chip in 2020 and I used Azul JDK as there were no native alternatives. Other JDKs had Rosetta overhead.
Later, when I joined Miro, I was the first backend engineer with non-Intel chip. So my onboarding was a bit unusual, the M1 just was not supported in project setup at the moment 😀. So my first task was to make compatible dev environment.
The Azul JDK was my choice for sure, it gave a significant boost to the build/import/run of my Java applications.
Later all engineers switched from Intel to M1, it increased their productivity and satisfaction a lot! Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Nothing. It was always working just great. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.