NSLayoutconstraints conflicts

Asked on 08/02/2024

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To address NSLayoutConstraint conflicts, you might find the following sessions from WWDC useful:

  1. Get started with Dynamic Type: This session discusses dynamic layouts and how to handle changes in text size, which can help prevent layout conflicts when text size changes. It covers using UIStackView in UIKit to manage subviews and respond to changes in text size dynamically.

  2. What’s new in UIKit: This session introduces automatic trait tracking in iOS 18, which simplifies handling changes in traits like size classes. This can help reduce manual updates and potential conflicts in your layout constraints.

  3. What’s new in AppKit: This session covers window tiling and layout constraints in macOS, which can be relevant if you are developing for macOS and need to manage window sizes and positions effectively.

These sessions provide insights into managing dynamic layouts and handling changes in traits, which are crucial for avoiding NSLayoutConstraint conflicts. If you need specific details or examples, you can refer to the timestamps provided.

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