WPF Performance and .NET Framework Client Profile
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WPF performance and .NET Framework Client Profile related blogs provided by Jossef Goldberg.
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2011 1
2010 14
- Memory Leak Hotfixes for WPF 4
- New Silverlight Performance Blog
- TimeZone patch to WPF Performance Profiling Tools for WPF 4 is now available
- Software Rendering Usage in WPF
- Memory Leak Hotfixes for WPF 3.5 SP1
- WPF “Airspace” when using WEB Browser control
- WPF Visualizer in Visual Studio 2010
- Snoop for WPF 4
- WPFPerf Performance Profiling Tools for WPF 4 is now available!
- WPF 3.5 SP1 Performance on Tablet & Touch-enabled machines – Part II
- What’s new in .NET Framework 4 Client Profile RTM
- What’s New for Performance in WPF in .NET 4
- Optimizing Visual Studio 2010 and WPF applications for Remote Desktop
- WPF 4 and Visual Studio 2010 performance on Tablets and Touch-enabled machines
2009 4
2008 16
- Great Charles Petzold post
- Improving Microsoft DataGrid sorting performance - Part 3
- Fixes to WpfPerf Performance Profiling Tool
- ETW Event Tracing in WPF
- Updated WPFPerf Performance Profiling Tools for WPF
- What’s new in WPF 3.5 SP1: Splash Screen to improve perceived startup perf
- Improve WPF application startup using ClickOnce On-Demand Download
- What’s New for Performance in WPF in .Net 3.5 SP1
- Memory Leaks in WPF based applications – Blog Update
- WPF Performance Suite Download Location
- Quick tips to improve WPF app memory footprint.
- Virtualized WPF Canvas
- Finding Memory Leaks in WPF-based applications
- WPF Application Quality Guide Posted
- Vista Layered Windows Performance hotfix now available on Microsoft Download Center
- Updated the WPF Calculator to use Splash Screen and improve perceived startup