You’re basically locking yourself to a single development eco system, and a highly limited deployment eco system.
It’s not clear what the benefits of either are either. I get that the MacBook gets great performance for battery life but the majority of work is gonna be done in desktop settings, so simply using more/equally powerful x86 chips is only gonna cost you a few dollars a developer per year in electricity costs.
And all that despite the fact that your development is on Docker which doesn’t even have a working solution for the workflow you’re considering at the moment.
You’re basically locking yourself to a single development eco system, and a highly limited deployment eco system.
It’s not clear what the benefits of either are either. I get that the MacBook gets great performance for battery life but the majority of work is gonna be done in desktop settings, so simply using more/equally powerful x86 chips is only gonna cost you a few dollars a developer per year in electricity costs.
And all that despite the fact that your development is on Docker which doesn’t even have a working solution for the workflow you’re considering at the moment.