title: Is there a performance benefit to explicitly specifying OneWay binding when setting up bindings in WPF?
body: <p>A project I'm working on is suffering from some minor performance issues. Our team is performing many small improvements to achieve larger gains in performance. We've managed to help the application out some by making some more obvious changes, and we've looked to data binding to provide some additional improvements. I know the default binding mode is TwoWay, but most of our bindings do not require TwoWay binding. Would it be worth our time to go through and explicitly specify the Mode as OneWay where we've accepted the default?</p>