This talk will focus on performance improvements in WPF DataGrid and other areas in WPF. We will be exploring the work in progress and improvements lined up in WPF for upcoming .NET releases. Join us to learn how to take full advantage of the performance enhancements in WPF and deliver responsive, high-performing applications.

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Ashish Kumar Singh from Microsoft's WPF team discusses upcoming improvements in WPF performance. Key highlights include an overview of memory debugging and management, techniques for identifying and resolving memory leaks, and performance tips to enhance application responsiveness. The discussion also covers a specific memory leak issue in XPS printing, detailing the diagnostic process and the fixes implemented in .NET 9 which include correcting method orders and improving memory cleanup strategies. Finally, some general WPF performance improvement tips and new changes in .NET 9 are presented.

Boosting WPF Performance - Upcoming Improvements