The performance of WPF applications, in general, is one of its biggest problems. The more visual layers that our rendered data objects and UIs contain, the more time it takes to render them, so we often need to maintain a balance between making our applications visually appealing and making them perform better.
This situation can be improved by running our WPF applications on more powerful computers. This explains why these applications are most prevalent in the financial industry. However, not everyone can afford to update all of their users' computers for this purpose.
Luckily, there are a number of ways in which we can improve the performance of our WPF applications, and we'll investigate them here. The art of improving application performance really comes down to making a lot of small improvements that together, add up to a noticeable...
