By Ryan Stevens, App Development Research Manager at Clutch It’s been an uphill battle over the last couple of years bringing on more and more

With the introduction of storyboards and segues, it became less necessary to create new view controllers in code, but every now and then, you still need code to create a new view controller.

When Apple made Auto Layout available on iOS, they didn’t just provide an alternate way to manually set the frames of your views, they provided a way to describe to the system how your views should be laid out and add some logic to that layout process. This is important for supporting the different iPhone screen sizes, iPad, landscape, etc. Let’s take a look at a layout that’s a little more than basic and how Auto Layout can help us accomplish it.

Five Pack Creative CoFounder Jerry Beers explains Adaptive Layout for iOS development in his latest tutorial video.