This is really impressive. There's no video on how the "Logic" editor works. Have you thought about linking something like QuickJS and allowing actual code?
If one could write generic code, and if the properties of the inked objects were exposed to the runtime (i.e. corner points, stroke/fill colors, rotation, etc.) your app would be really close in functionality to the linked project.
Ah yeah I seem to have not uploaded the logic video there will track it down. It’s very much a first iteration at the moment but that is a great shout on using existing libraries. I also had ambitions to connect to data sources/apis etc so hopefully coming soon with that.
My ultimate aim is to get it so that you can actually publish a sketched app to the App Store… whether apple would accept a scribbled app or not I don’t know!
If one could write generic code, and if the properties of the inked objects were exposed to the runtime (i.e. corner points, stroke/fill colors, rotation, etc.) your app would be really close in functionality to the linked project.