There was a post by Florian Kugler going round recently about Autolayout Performance on iOS. It looked at how much time it takes Autolayout to add views, and how this increases with the number of views. The post, while providing very useful information, didn't seem to best represent real world performance of Autolayout, instead showing a set of worst-case scenarios. In this post, I want to look more at why Florian got the results he did. My hope is to highlight some bad practices one can have with Autolayout, and look at what makes both the statements that "Autolayout takes several seconds to layout a few 100 views" and "Autolayout can layout a few 100 views very quickly" true, despite their seemingly contradictory nature.


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