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Freeze brushes directly in the XAML to improve your application's performances

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12 Apr 2010CPOL1 min read 18.3K   3  
When you read the MSDN guidelines to improce WPF's performances you can find that it's a good idea to freeze Freezable objects.It's a quite easy thing to do via the code but it's quite harder to do it directly in the XAML. In this post we will see how to do so.What are freezable...

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