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All Apple products are designed for people who don't use technology.
They hide the useful bits so people don't hurt themselves.
It's the Duplo of computing.
What a ridiculously ignorant position to have. Do you even know how common it is for developers to run macOS?
You're aware that there's Unix underneath the pretty polish as well, right?
It is true though, developers use macs because they give you a useful unixy environment but Apple do try to keep that hidden because the people they actually market the devices to are the casual users. I find myself constantly fighting with macOS because it has decided that things must be done The Apple Way and I have to go to the forums to find out where they're hiding the features. Obviously I'm not going to use Windows for a dev environment (I'm not a masochist), but it's a shame that most companies can't be bothered supporting a Linux desktop environment.
I think the recent line of MacBook Pros (M1 and onward) clearly have a focus on the professional segment - stopping the focus on very thin computers, touch bars instead of function keys and USB C ports only.
I personally love those features as a developer, I don't need every type of port pretty much just one would be enough in a perfect world we would use wireless to interface all peripherals and media items like cameras