Codemagic released the powerful Mac mini M2 for the developers to build and test their apps faster. This document contains tests run on popular open-source native iOS projects to give you an idea about the fast speed in a real-world scenario and the comparison with M2 and M1 machines.
The first project is the famous XcodeBenchmark used to provide an idea about the performance of Mac mini M2 and Mac mini M1. It is a framework that includes 42 popular CocoaPods libraries and 70+ dependencies in total.
| Test name | Codemagic (Mac mini M2) | Codemagic (Mac mini M1) |
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| Running Benchmark Tests | 3m 35s | 5m 35s |
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Codemagic Mac mini M2 Workflow
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Codemagic Mac mini M1 Workflow
The official Wikipedia iOS app is open-sourced. It also contains multiple dependencies and hundreds of tests.
| Test name | Codemagic (Mac mini M2) | Codemagic (Mac mini M1) |
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| Building Project | 1m 20s | 1m 42s |
| Running Tests | 2m 34s | 3m 27s |
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Codemagic Mac mini M2 Workflow
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Codemagic Mac mini M1 Workflow
Signal is a free, open source, messaging app for simple private communication with friends. It is a great project for testing out benchmarks that replicates a real-world application.
| Test name | Codemagic (Mac mini M2) | Codemagic (Mac mini M1) |
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| Building and Testing | 6m 51s | 7m 37s |
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Codemagic Mac mini M2 Workflow
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Codemagic Mac mini M1 Workflow
The official Mastodon iOS app's repository is available as open-source.
| Test name | Codemagic (Mac mini M2) | Codemagic (Mac mini M1) |
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| Building Project | 2m 12s | 2m 50s |
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Codemagic Mac mini M2 Workflow
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Codemagic Mac mini M1 Workflow
