[Performance tips] Use the system shadows instead of your own

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22 Sep 2010Ms-PL

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A fast and easy tip about shadows and performance

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jmix90

Software Developer http://wpf-france.fr

France (Metropolitan)

Jonathan creates software, mostly with C#,WPF and XAML.

He really likes to works on every Natural User Interfaces(NUI : multitouch, touchless, etc...) issues.

He is awarded Microsoft MVP in the "Client Application Development" section since 2011.

You can check out his WPF/C#/NUI/3D blog http://www.jonathanantoine.com.

He is also the creator of the WPF French community web site : http://wpf-france.fr.

Here is some videos of the projects he has already work on :

[Performance tips] Use the system shadows instead of your own

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