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I have project in Swift and when I measure with DYLD_PRINT_STATISTICS I can see 1.0 second pre-init time, where 70% is dynamic libraries linking. Are there any clean and safe ways of dealing with this problem? According to Apple's WWDC 2016 Session on Optimizing App Startup Time , regardless of their size, having a large number of dynamically linked libraries slows down app launch time dramatically. To fix this, several dynamic libraries can be merged into a single library. If they are already static libraries , then libtool can be used to combine them, using the command from this SO answer .

I have a Website Project I've converted to .NET 4.5 . I'd like to use the AuthConfig that I've seen added to the App_Start directory. A couple of questions. Is the App_Start directory only available for Web Application Projects?, When I try to add an existing asp.net folder I don't see it as an option to be added. Secondly, Can I just an AuthConfig file anywhere in my website project if that is the case? There is nothing special about App_Start, it's just a folder. What's special is how it's used, and that's specific to the WebActivator framework, which is a NuGet package you can install. App

I have an android app which displays a white screen for 2 seconds on startup. My other apps don't do this, but this one does. I have also implemented a splashscreen with the hope that it would fix this. Should I increase my splash screen sleep time? Thanks. user543 Just mention the transparent theme to the starting activity in the AndroidManifest.xml file. Like: <activity android:name="first Activity Name" android:theme="@android:style/Theme.Translucent.NoTitleBar" > <intent-filter> <action android:name="android.intent.action.MAIN" /> <category android:name="android.intent.category.LAUNCHER" /