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Asked: 2026-05-21T15:39:06+00:00

Hopefully this is an appropriate question… I’m playing around with WPF for the first

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Hopefully this is an appropriate question…
I’m playing around with WPF for the first time with the ultimate goal of eventually converting our program from a winforms app to a WPF app. Our app currently uses a MDI form as the main form, to allow for multiple open windows to display data and such.

In WPF, whats the best practice for displaying multiple sets of data?
I’ve seen the tab method in VS 2010, but is this the best way? What other methods are there?

We are only in the early stages of figuring out what we want the updated program to behave like, and I don’t know much about WPF yet, so if there is a better question I should be asking, let me know. Or if this should be a wiki question.

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  1. Editorial Team

    You could use AvalonDock – it creates interface of dockable sub-windows similar to Visual Studio. It also allows for floating windows inside the application (and these windows can optionally be docked to create tabbed interface).

    Generally, I consider such dockable interfaces to be much better than traditional MDI.

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