I thought it would be an issue as well at first, but it has really rarely been an issue.
The performance degradation might not be even, but generally it approximates pretty well a slower system, without having to use a slower system in my experience. You can deal with the few edge cases individually.
If you really care about performance on slower computers, then at some point you'll need to use one for real.
But at least this way you have a fast feedback loop.
The performance degradation might not be even, but generally it approximates pretty well a slower system, without having to use a slower system in my experience. You can deal with the few edge cases individually.
If you really care about performance on slower computers, then at some point you'll need to use one for real. But at least this way you have a fast feedback loop.