PHP, Ruby, and Python work natively and are available to install with brew.
brew
I also tried an Nginx docker image and it worked - not sure about apache. I usually don't install those locally as I run them with docker.
Some things like mysql are not ported yet but should work through the Rosetta 2 translation layer.
mysql
Cool ... maybe "brew install from source" works in those cases where no native 'bottle' is available yet (mysql) ?
Haven't tried this only with node when I needed an issue fixed that was not published yet.
Basically, it should work as long as it can compile on arm. For MySQL I just checked and it runs on the new chip formulae.brew.sh/formula/mysql
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PHP, Ruby, and Python work natively and are available to install with
brew.I also tried an Nginx docker image and it worked - not sure about apache. I usually don't install those locally as I run them with docker.
Some things like
mysqlare not ported yet but should work through the Rosetta 2 translation layer.Cool ... maybe "brew install from source" works in those cases where no native 'bottle' is available yet (mysql) ?
Haven't tried this only with node when I needed an issue fixed that was not published yet.
Basically, it should work as long as it can compile on arm. For MySQL I just checked and it runs on the new chip
formulae.brew.sh/formula/mysql