Compiled bindings

Compiled bindings are a more performant way of creating bindings and they are verified at compile-time instead of at runtime. Typically, the data binding engine uses reflection to get or set property values on the objects being bound. This approach is flexible and powerful because it allows the binding engine to interact with any object, regardless of its type. However, it also has some performance implications because reflection is slower than direct property access, and it can lead to errors that are only detectable at runtime if a property name is misspelled or if the property doesn’t exist. In contrast, compiled bindings are checked at compile time, which means they can catch errors before the app is even run. Furthermore, because the bindings are compiled into the app, the runtime performance is improved as there’s no need for the binding resolution process that takes place with traditional data binding.

Enabling compiled bindings is pretty simple...