Windows Store App Performance: new Pluralsight course

The last few months, I’ve been busy working on a Pluralsight course.  As some of you might know, Pluralsight is one of the most respected online IT course providers worldwide, offering a variety of courses on all kinds of IT-related subjects.  The course I authored for them dives into all aspects of Windows Store app performance. 

Most people would agree that ensuring your app is performing well is a must – the problem is that there are so many aspects to performance that it’s hard to keep an overview of what you can or should do in which situation or for a specific scenario.  This course tries to solve that by grouping all performance-related aspects & solutions together.  You’ll learn about perception versus reality and PLM, XAML, data, media and file system performance & strategies, using virtualization, using async to your advantage, right up to tooling & analytics. 

So, if you’re interested in getting the best performance out of your Windows Store apps: have a look 🙂

If you wouldn’t happen to have a Pluralsight account, you can sign up for a trial – there’s a huge amount of interesting courses available.