September 2021
Intermediate to advanced
1008 pages
31h 9m
English
Users find it annoying when an application does not immediately react to requests. As we scroll through a list, we have become accustomed to experiencing a delay because we've learned that behavior over several decades. We are accustomed to this behavior when using the mouse. However, with a touch UI, we often don't accept such a delay. An application with a touch UI needs to react immediately to requests. Otherwise, the user tries to redo the action, possibly by touching the screen more firmly.
Because asynchronous programming was hard to achieve with older versions of .NET, ...
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