In general, UWP apps that feel slow or somehow off are web apps. UWP XAML is really fast.
UWP XAML has pretty much surpassed WPF with the latest SDK. There are some things missing, but the new features outweigh that and the performance is significantly better since it's all C++ and sits on top of…
It's actually the exact opposite. Mindfulness and not wanting things.
You might want to look at the UWP version of XAML. It has really useful things like compiled bindings (x:Bind), calling functions as part of a binding with automatic change detection of the function params (x:Bind…
In general, UWP apps that feel slow or somehow off are web apps. UWP XAML is really fast.
UWP XAML has pretty much surpassed WPF with the latest SDK. There are some things missing, but the new features outweigh that and the performance is significantly better since it's all C++ and sits on top of…
It's actually the exact opposite. Mindfulness and not wanting things.
You might want to look at the UWP version of XAML. It has really useful things like compiled bindings (x:Bind), calling functions as part of a binding with automatic change detection of the function params (x:Bind…