Migrating to the Arm architecture from a developer’s perspective

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Practical notes on moving Windows apps to Arm: compiling Arm-native yields much better performance than relying on emulated x86/x64, and major apps like Chrome, Zoom, Spotify already run natively. Early pain points in 2018 were missing toolchains and cross‑compile gaps, but today migration is described as largely painless — use Microsoft Learn and the Arm Developer Hub, test on devices like Surface Pro X or Surface Pro 9 5G, and expect native builds to outperform emulation.

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