Track: .NET
.NET Compact Framework Performance Tips and Tricks
9:00 a.m.
Feb. 24, 2004 12:00 AM
In
this session you will learn the techniques that can be used to increase the
responsiveness of user interface and network operations for users of
applications built on the .NET Compact Framework.
First we'll be looking
under the covers at advances and changes in the "Whidbey" release to
significantly improve performance. You'll receive a general overview of how the
.NET Compact Framework works under the hood at runtime, with specific focus on
performance implications. Next, we will cover:
- general user interface tips to increase performance
- how asynchronous infrastructure, such as threading, in the .NET Compact
Framework can be leveraged to optimize both User Interface and network
operations.
- the architectural guidelines for creating applications that perform well
under frequently changing network conditions.
About Jim WilsonJim is President of JW Hedgehog, Inc. (http://www.jwhh.com) a New Hampshire based consulting firm specializing in developing solutions for the Windows and Windows Mobile platforms. Jim has worked extensively with the .NET Framework and .NET Compact Framework since the original beta release of each. He is the author of both the mobility and Visual Studio Tools for Office curriculums for DevelopMentor. As a speaker, Jim can be seen at Tech Ed, VSLive, Microsoft Mobility DevCon, Embedded DevCon and WinDev. He is co-founder of the New Hampshire .NET User Group and is also author of the MSDN online column, You Can Take It With You (http://msdn.microsoft.com/columns/takeit.aspx).
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