Making UI fast and responsive

December 23, 2007

Your application looks “heavy”? It takes time to move child window inside it, rearrange buttons, and overall performance is bad? Probably one of the reasons you using wrong threads for UI update. Here Ian Griffiths explains the right way to do this  much better than I will could to.

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