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Caliburn framework for WPF, what about performance?
I know this is a rather vague question, but still...
WPF is a great technology that I really like, but so far there are performance issues. There is a project which uses WPF and Calibrun framework. One of the priorities of this project is performance. Judging by the way Caliburn works, it uses reflection, and this is a 100% performance killer.
I would like to hear the opinion of people who have used this framework.
Am I right about reflection?
How much does Caliburn kill performance?
PS: We are talking about a large corporate project with a bunch of tables, text boxes and other controls.
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Caliburn.Micro is guaranteed not to introduce a strong performance drop, and provides a lot of convenience. Used by me in development for windows phone 8.1.
Most precisely, this answer can be answered by writing an application prototype with the generation of the required amount of data. I would spend a couple of hours/days on this.
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