Also when everything is running locally people tend to forget network latency and the cost of additional roundtrips. This comes at a high price when for exampl

Also when everything is running locally people tend to forget network latency and the cost of additional roundtrips. This comes at a high price when for example doing lots of database queries or waiting on a majority confirmation of a clustered transaction. Another problem with developing locally is that the dev is the only simultaneous user, and doesn’t have to share the resources with other users. I guess the takeaway is to always validate your assumptions through measurements like profiling etc.