John reviews the M1 Mac mini, and Rambo reviews the iPhone 12 mini. Two “mini products” that turn out to be not very mini in terms of performance. What’s it like using an M1 Mac for tasks like iOS development, and does the iPhone 12 mini feel like a proper flagship phone in 2020?
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- GraphQL
- Cloudflare’s GraphQL-based analytics API
- Combine
- YouTube video about testing Logic Pro X on the M1 Mac mini
- M1 Mac workaround appears to allow up to 6 external displays
- Managing dependencies using the Swift Package Manager
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