
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 ๐. 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.