StackLayout – used to arrange views linearly, either horizontally or vertically. Views in a StackLayout can be aligned to the center, left or right of the layout.
AbsoluteLayout – used to arrange views by setting coordinates & size in terms of absolute values or ratios. AbsoluteLayout can be used to layer views as well as anchor them to the left, right or center.
RelativeLayout – used to arrange views by setting constraints relative to their parent's dimensions & position.
Grid – used to arrange views in a grid. Rows and columns can be specified in terms of absolute values or ratios.
FlexLayout – used to arrange views horizontally or vertically with wrapping.
ScrollView – used to provide scrolling when a view can't fit entirely within the bounds of the screen.
LayoutOptions – define alignment and expansion for a view, relative to its parent.
Input Transparency – specifies whether an element receives input.
Margin and Padding – demonstrates how to control layout behavior when an element is rendered in the user interface.
Device Orientation – explains how to handle device orientation changes.
Layout on tablet and desktop devices – shows how to optimize for larger screens on each platform.
Bindable Layouts – enable layout classes to generate their content by binding to a collection of items.
Creating a Custom Layout – explains how to create a custom layout class.
Layout Compression – removes specified layout from the visual tree in an attempt to improve page rendering performance.
