The development server contains local implementation of low-level
datastore operations. It is something kept in memory and from time to
time persisted to disk. In production environment (app engine) the low-
level engine is Google's Big Table. So you cannot compare performance
between local and production environment - the underlying technology
is completely different.
The development server is only to make your solution running - to
optimize and orchestrate it you need the app engine (production)
environment. So I think that finding bottlenecks in your application
and some refactoring is necessary if current efficiency is not enough.
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