It's only a fixed 2d arrangement. It isn't any more expressive than the CSS table layout or position absolute+relative combos. It has no ability to react to size constraints in any other way than naive stretching and hitting min-width hard. It can't do anything "responsive" like wrapping items to the next line, or switching a grid from 1x6 to 2x3.
You can't make masonry in autolayout constraints, other than precomputing specific constraints for every item, which won't automatically reflow the items to a new container width.
It's only a fixed 2d arrangement. It isn't any more expressive than the CSS table layout or position absolute+relative combos. It has no ability to react to size constraints in any other way than naive stretching and hitting min-width hard. It can't do anything "responsive" like wrapping items to the next line, or switching a grid from 1x6 to 2x3.
You can't make masonry in autolayout constraints, other than precomputing specific constraints for every item, which won't automatically reflow the items to a new container width.