Is it possible to rerender a view when a Observable collection gets changed?

[ziaulhasanhamim]

I have a collection that is rendered directly inside a scroll view without using a list view(Because scrolling is a lot laggier in a list view than direct rendering with LINQ or for-loop. Also, it takes a huge time to add something to the list view. In simple words ListView wasn't usable for me). But I need to rerender the view when the Observable collection gets changed. Is there a way to do that? Using Linq or for loop, I get a very very smooth scrolling experience well above my expectations.

[Clancey]

Out of the box, a List Will listen to OBservableCollection, But no other classes. You could easily listen to the changes and call View.Reload(), whenever the collection changes though!

[ziaulhasanhamim]

Thanks for helping out