Many modern laptops now ship with ARM processors, which cannot run the IDE because it is built only for x86 architectures. The number of ARM-based Windows devices is growing rapidly and is expected to become a major part of the market in the coming years. Adding ARM support early would future-proof the IDE and greatly help users like me who are already on ARM hardware.
Solution
Enabling the IDE to run on Windows ARM laptops would open the door to a growing segment of users and potentially increase subscriptions.
Use Case
I would rely on it daily, but without ARM support, the IDE is completely unusable for me.
Thank you for the feedback, my friend. We have received your suggestion and this requirement is currently being scheduled. We will support more as soon as possible
I did a test. I installed Qoder on a Windows X64 PC in the Userprofile.
I then copied the folder %localappdata%\Programs\Qoder ti the same location on my ARM64 Windows Notebook.
Then you can run Qoder. Sometimes you get a message that ~”The program can’t run on your system” but I think the message comes from the update mechanism. Qoder itself runs without any problems.
The only DrawBack ist that you can’t do any Updates. You need to Update Qoder on the X64 machine and do once again the Copy-Job.