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hello guys,

i,m creating a step-by-step video training course on android apps development.

is anybody interested?

ride on bro

Course Outline:

1. Introduction to android apps
2. ing and Installing App Inventor Emulator
3. Installing/updating JAVA
4. Accessing App Inventor
5. Exploring App Inventor Environment
6. Developing Your First App Project
7. Using the Emulator
8. App Inventor Components and their functions
9. Exploring the Blocks
10. Developing your Second App Project

11. Importing and Exporting a Project
12. Packaging the App
13. Developing a Business Card App
14. Developing a Tour App
15. Developing an Event App
16. Developing an Auto-responder App
17. Developing a Quiz App
18. Developing a Game App
19. Configuring your phone to test the App
20. Conclusion

Following

What is Android?
Android is a mobile operating system that runs on the Linux Kernel. It's developed by Google Inc and is designed basically for touch screen mobile devices such as smart phones and tablet computers

How can I develop an Android app?

Its very easy to develop android apps with the use of app inventor.
App Inventor is an open-source, web based application for developing Android Apps.
App Inventor allows non-programmers to develop android apps without writing a single code, just clicking the mouse.
Since android is owned by google, you need a google to access the app inventor. you also need internet access since its web-based.

over 4.7 million apps have been developed by 1.9 million ed s of app inventor.
business organizations require the services of app developers. millions of android device s make use of various apps. so android app development skill is quite a lucrative one with a bright future.

any more pple interested?

jobakademy:
any more pple interested?

Yes yes

I have plans to created similar thread, but my daily schedules is not helping.
I wonder sometimes that Nigerians are not taking advantages of these services that allows nontechnical people develop great android apps (for Free) with little or no programming skills.

I have seen great apps developed with App Inventor (www.appinventor.mit.edu) and its like as listed below;

1) appery.io
2) mobileroadie.com
3) theappbuilder.com
4) goodbarber.com
5) appypie.com
6) appmachine.com
7) appinventor.mit.edu
8 ) gamesalad.com
9) biznessapps.com
10) appmakr.com
11) shoutem.com
12) jqueryui.com
13) phonegap.com
14) ibuildapp.com
15) sencha.com
16) e.t.c

OP Keep on with the tutorial.

[quote author=jobakademy post=27123279][/quote]

Amend your thread tiltle to read "...withOUT coding" instead of "with coding"

umaryusuf:


Amend your thread tiltle to read "...withOUT coding" instead of "with coding"

thanks for the observation

umaryusuf:
I have plans to created similar thread, but my daily schedules is not helping.
I wonder sometimes that Nigerians are not taking advantages of these services that allows nontechnical people develop great android apps (for Free) with little or no programming skills.

I have seen great apps developed with App Inventor (www.appinventor.mit.edu) and its like as listed below;

1) appery.io
2) mobileroadie.com
3) theappbuilder.com
4) goodbarber.com
5) appypie.com
6) appmachine.com
7) appinventor.mit.edu
8 ) gamesalad.com
9) biznessapps.com
10) appmakr.com
11) shoutem.com
12) jqueryui.com
13) phonegap.com
14) ibuildapp.com
15) sencha.com
16) e.t.c

OP Keep on with the tutorial.

what do you mean by taking advantage?

My nerves used to twitch when i glanced at the former title.
Now, i know wat was causng the it.
Thankyou umaryusuf.

jobakademy:


what do you mean by taking advantage?

What I mean is that, hardly would you see apps by naija guys developed by some of these easy to use tools. Most are wrongly guided the hard way.

umaryusuf:


What I mean is that, hardly would you see apps by naija guys developed by some of these easy to use tools. Most are wrongly guided the hard way.

ok.

am considering how to the videos, since they'll consume lots of my megabytes. i' ll do some thing like an e-book with pictures first

ing and installing appinventor


visit this link to appinventor emulator for windows http://appinv.us/aisetup_windows

the size is 92 mb


after ing it, double click on it and follow instructions to install

if u r using mac go here http://appinv.us/aisetup_mac

thanks

3. Installing/updating JAVA

We need Java to run the emulator. for you to and install the latest version of java, visit www.java.com

Click on "Free JAVA "

after in, run the installation to get the latest version

4. Accessing App Inventor

To access the app inventor application, visit ai2.appinventor.mit.edu and with your google

this is what the app inventor environment looks like

Waitin for more

jobakademy:
3. Installing/updating JAVA

We need Java to run the emulator. for you to and install the latest version of java, visit www.java.com

Click on "Free JAVA "

after in, run the installation to get the latest version

Just asking, will advance apps like angry birds be made from this inventor?

hisblud:


Just asking, will advance apps like angry birds be made from this inventor?

yes.

jobakademy:


yes.

thanks hmm let me take this seriously

hisblud:
thanks hmm let me take this seriously

the video training will soon be ready.
hope you'd encourage my efforts by buying it

5. Exploring App Inventor Environment

At the top right of the environment is the 2 types of views. the Designer view and the Block view

1. The Designer View; is where you find the various components that are used to develop the android app.
THE DESIGNER VIEW has 4 columns . 1. Palette 2. Viewer 3. Components. 4. Properties

(1.a.) At the left side we have the PALETTE where various components are displayed a. the Interface Component b. Layout Component c. Media Component d. Drawing and Animations. e. Sensors f. Socials g. Storage h. Connectivity


(1.b.) At the center we have the VIEWER which is our work area. you have to click on the component you want from the PALETTE and drag it to the VIEWER.

(1.c.) the COMPONENTS column displays the various components you have on the VIEWER. when you click on any of them, it gets highlighted at the PROPERTIES column where you can rename them for easy identification

(1.d.) the PROPERTIES column is where you make modifications on the components

2. The Block View is where you assign functions to your various components

Pls my bro, continue. . . Am interested