Building High Performance Silverlight Applications on Windows Phone 7

[@bLERINA@]

The Microsoft windows phone 7 lacks with limited Central Processing Unit (CPU) and Graphic processing Unit (GPU) power. The reason I blog this post that I want create the high end and good performing silverlight application which can work on any type condition whether the applications may be games, graphics or data processing types. Please suggest me.

[little-Jacqueline]

The performance of application is always depends upon its type. If you are really interested to improve the graphics related apps such as games, flash or animation then you have to increase the performance of both emulator and the silverlight code. GPU handles Scaling ,displaying, rotating and 3D operations. Here the Bitmap cache will be handed over to GPU for further manipulation. In order to increase emulator performance the video card at least support WDDM 1.1 and Direct X 10.

[Radames]

Microsoft has recently released the training manual to develop the high end application for their new windows phone. To run the silverlight you have to make many changes on graphic engine and also on the other parts of the platform. Some of the factors of phone do affect the performance of silverlight like small screen, minimum battery life, and different types of input method, poor network. All these this must remember before going to the development process.

[Ransom]

Have heard about the EQATEC profiler? If anyone want consider the performance of the silverlight apps there is profiler (as I mentioned above) supports quite good. It can be available via this link for free. It will do the live profiling on real phone devices and the emulator. And also there are number of resources available regarding the performance which were posted recently.

[Appaji]

When the performance word comes it will highlight the CPU factor even we develop the high performance apps like games. The framework will manage the memory part. You should understand the steps that follow the optimization silverlight runtime.