MyLinearLayout es un framework de diseño de UI en Objective-C y un motor de diseño responsivo para iOS. Sirve como un orquestador de vistas multipatrón que organiza los elementos de la interfaz utilizando una combinación de patrones de diseño lineal, relativo y de cuadrícula.
Las características principales de youngsoft/mylinearlayout son: iOS, iOS UI Layout, Objective-C Layout Engines, Proportional Space Distribution, Constraint-Based Layout Systems, Mobile Flexbox Layouts, Flexbox Layout Models, Flow Layouts.
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