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Expand Up @@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ ScrollStackController is a class you can use to create complex layouts using scr

You can think of it as `UITableView` but with several differences:

- **Each row can a different `UIViewController` you can manage independently**: no more massive controllers, a much cleaner and maintainable architecture.
- **Each row can manage different `UIViewController` independently**: no more massive controllers, a much cleaner and maintainable architecture.
- **You can still use plain `UIView` instances if need a lightweight solution**: this is especially useful when you are using ScrollStackController as layout-helper or your view don't have a complex logic and you can still use the main controller.
- **Powered by AutoLayout since the beginning**; it uses a combination of `UIScrollView + UIStackView` to offer an animation friendly controller ideal for fixed and dynamic row sizing.
- **You don't need to struggle yourself with view recycling**: suppose you have a layout composed by several different screens. There is no need of view recycling but it cause a more difficult managment of the layout. With a simpler and safer APIs set `ScrollStackView` is the ideal way to implement such layouts.
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