In SwiftUI, I know you can do this:
List(.....) { item in
Text("What ever you want here").background(Color.white.cornerRadius(10))
}
Add .cornerRadius to each of the items or its background
Not sure in UIKit
Use UIHostingView(or sth like that) to bridge?
If you create a new Xcode project that's a option "Screen Saver" If you have ever noticed, but, it's in Objective-C🙁(which I can give no suggestions on)
But if you integrate Xcode toolchain(if you can find it) into your app and learn about OC, maybe you can make a app that will compile your user's input into OC Code, then if you can, compile the OC code into .saver.
But this is really a good app idea but really, really hard.
In SwiftUI, I know you can do this:
List(.....) { item in
Text("What ever you want here").background(Color.white.cornerRadius(10))
}
Add .cornerRadius to each of the items or its background
Not sure in UIKit
Use UIHostingView(or sth like that) to bridge?
If you create a new Xcode project that's a option "Screen Saver" If you have ever noticed, but, it's in Objective-C🙁(which I can give no suggestions on)
But if you integrate Xcode toolchain(if you can find it) into your app and learn about OC, maybe you can make a app that will compile your user's input into OC Code, then if you can, compile the OC code into .saver.
But this is really a good app idea but really, really hard.