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Flex Application Performance: Tips and Techniques for Improving Client Application Performance


Table of Contents

  1. Introduction
  2. Architecting Flex Applications That Perform Well
  3. A Note About Flash Players
  4. Using Layouts, Hierarchy, and Containment Properly
  5. Examples of Common Container Redundancies to Avoid
  6. Using Deferred Instantiation to Improve Perceived Performance
  7. Handling Large Data Sets
  8. Playing Complex Effects Smoothly
  9. Achieving Great Performance with Runtime Styles
  10. Using Dynamically Repeating Controls for Better Performance
  11. Improving a Repeater Object's Performance
  12. Improving Performance of Charting Components
  13. Performance Tuning and Profiling Your Own Flex Application
  14. Using Runtime Shared Libraries (RSLs)
  15. Feedback and Support
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Handling Large Data Sets

Sometimes your application may appear slow because it manages a large amount of data at once. Matt Chotin, a software engineer on the Flex team, has some excellent entries on data management that address this issue. He discusses how to incorporate paging, sorting, and improving perceived performance on his blog.

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