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WPF Development Tips

 by Manish Tewatia on Aug 30, 2010

In this blog I list some development tips for an WPF application.
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HTML clipboardThis are some development tips for an WPF application.
  • Use Dispatcher for expensive cells.
  • Binding should be error free.
  • Use recycling for containers.
  • Use Freeze to reduce memory consumption.
  • Disable Assembly localization.
  • Use low frame-rate  for animation.
  • Don't load all resources at startup.
  • Virtualize list and views.
  • Use less number of visuals.
  • Prevent software rendering.

Conclusion

Hope this tips helpfull to you all.

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