minnelayout
Minnelayout is a term used in computer science and design to refer to a family of layout strategies and tools that aim to arrange elements efficiently, with an emphasis on minimizing wasted space or improving data locality. The term is not standardized, and its meaning varies across disciplines.
In user interface design and game development, minnelayout often describes algorithms for packing rectangular elements in
Applications include graphical user interfaces, dashboards, and inventory systems where space efficiency matters, and memory-constrained devices
History and adoption: Minnelayout appears in niche literature, design pattern discussions, and some open-source projects, without