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How do you handle performance optimization in large WPF applications?
Updated May 6, 2026
Short answer
Performance optimization involves reducing UI complexity, enabling virtualization, and optimizing bindings and rendering.
Deep explanation
Large WPF apps suffer from slow rendering due to heavy visual trees and excessive bindings. Optimization includes UI virtualization, data pagination, freezing resources, reducing layout nesting, and using async operations for heavy tasks.
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