Yesterday I made a post about using a queue instead of a list because the code was so much cleaner. I think it is very important that code is clean and easier to read.

But then Denis asked about the performance differences between the 2 methods. I hadn't worried about the performance, because in my case the performance was good in both cases.

But I aim to please my fellow LTDers, so I did a little performance test. And let me remind you that like most performance tests, this one ...

If you have done windows forms development in the past and now you are using Windows Presentation Foundation, then you cannot help but notice that Windows Presentation Foundation uses more resources.

This is why you need Performance Profiling Tools for WPF. Below is a list of 5 five performance profiling tools that are included in the Windows SDK tool, WPFPerf:



Perforator

Use for analyzing rendering behavior.

Visual Profiler

Use for profiling the use of WPF services, such as layout and event handling, by elements in...