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> There isn't anyone optimizing anything, let alone "prematurely" Yes, but in a slightly different way than one might think at initial read of this. Most of th
by pradn 4y ago
> There isn't anyone optimizing anything, let alone "prematurely"
Yes, but in a slightly different way than one might think at initial read of this. Most of the performance choices for a user-facing application have been made by the time the language and UI framework are decided. And these are just chosen out of inertia, to conform to a company standard or to use what you already know.
There's little one can do to make a WPF or CEF application super responsive.
- mjburgess 4y agoI'd be interested in seeing if there's a YT video out there of a WPF expert doing just that. It might be a matter of hacking-in a caching layer or something, but it feels like probably more things are possible than people think. A framework is just code, and you can pick-and-choose.