Bridge the platform difference and enhance dev workflow with
summary
Parallels Desktop runs Windows 11 on Mac with Apple silicon (Microsoft‑authorized, Arm SystemReady certified) and hosts a Windows ARM VM that builds a Notepad demo both as Arm64 and x64 binaries to prove multi‑arch testing. A .NET MAUI weather app is cloned, opened in VS Code on macOS and then compiled and hot‑reloaded inside Visual Studio running in the Windows VM — hot reload works in Visual Studio but not in VS Code. Optional Parallels DevOp service provides REST API, orchestrator, catalog and a GitHub Action for CI/CD across macOS, Windows and Linux VMs.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Bridging platforms with Parallels
- 1:43Windows apps on Mac with Windows Arm
- 3:33MAUI apps on Mac and Windows
- 7:53Automating workflows with Parallels DevOps
- 8:56Closing and resources
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