WPF Debugging and Performance Succinctly

Download free course WPF Debugging and Performance Succinctly, pdf file on 79 pages by Alessandro Del Sole.

WPF allows you to build modern desktop applications for Windows, and part of building an application is debugging code and optimizing performance. In Alessandro Del Sole's WPF Debugging and Performance Succinctly, you will learn how to debug a WPF application by leveraging all the powerful tools in Visual Studio, including the most recent additions that allow you to investigate the behavior of the UI at runtime. Also, you will learn how to analyze and improve an application's performance in order to provide your customers with the best possible experience and thereby make them happy.

Table of contents

Debugging WPF Applications
Stepping Through Code
Working with Debug Windows
Debugger Visualizers and Trace Listeners
XAML Debugging
Analyzing the UI Performances
Analyzing the Application Performances

Pages :	79
Size :	3.7 MB
Downloads:	107
Created:	2022-02-03
License:	For personal or educational use
Author(s):	Alessandro Del Sole

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