axiom-swiftui-layout

Handle iPad multitasking layouts in SwiftUI by responding to available space instead of fixed device assumptions. This approach ensures views adapt gracefully to Split View, Stage Manager, and iOS 26 free-form windows.

The best way to choose between GeometryReader and ViewThatFits in SwiftUI is using provided decision trees. These guide you to select the right tool based on available space, preventing device-based layout errors in complex adaptive designs.

Use AnyLayout for responsive design in iOS development when you need to switch between different layout containers dynamically. It helps create adaptive SwiftUI layouts that respond fluidly to available space variations rather than fixed screen sizes.

onGeometryChange works well for preventing device-based layout errors in SwiftUI by tracking available space changes. It offers best practices alongside ViewThatFits, AnyLayout, and GeometryReader to ensure layouts adapt correctly across multitasking environments.

Your SwiftUI view breaks in iPad Split View and Stage Manager because it likely relies on fixed device assumptions instead of available space. Using adaptive tools like ViewThatFits and AnyLayout ensures layouts respond fluidly to varying window sizes.