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Ashur_4512014-11-18 18:44:42
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Ashur_451, 2014-11-18 18:44:42

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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neoxack, 2015-01-17
@neoxack

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.

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Raimon, 2014-11-20
@Raimon

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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vinceras, 2017-01-04
@vinceras

Kakaha this caliburn. Productivity drops specifically.

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