5 tips to master ConstraintLayout
summary
Five concrete workflows for ConstraintLayout: use Guidelines as movable screen edges so shifting one repositions the whole layout; use Barriers (a non-view-group grouping) to anchor a dynamic edge that supports RTL and translations like English→German; add constraints directly with the new Context menu (Android Studio 3.3 / 3.3 beta) for precise constraints between overlapping views; toggle Show All Constraints and Live Rendering to visualize state; use updated zoom/pan shortcuts (Cmd/Ctrl+=, -, wheel, Cmd/Ctrl+0, Space-drag).
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Use Guidelines to Anchor Constraints
- 0:32Leverage Barriers as ViewGroups
- 1:22Add Constraints Directly with the context Menu
- 2:25Take advantage of the new View Options
- 3:20Use Shortcuts to Zoom and Pan
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