Kurt W. Zimmerman (11/1/2013)
Preferably I like to do all of my development on a slower box anyway. This way I can see performance related issues that are not masked by a higher performing box.
Amen to that. Problems always show up where they should when the test hardware is less then production. Once you have it running well in test, then there won't be any nasty surprises on production. Plus, you get to be pleased with how well your code performs in production. 😀