Build Android Apps with App Inventor 2 No Coding Required

Build Android Apps with App Inventor 2 – No Coding Required, available at $59.99, has an average rating of 4.7, with 207 lectures, based on 374 reviews, and has 2241 subscribers.

You will learn about Create Android Applications using App Inventor 2. Understand how to publish created applications to the Google Play Store. Understand how to update created applications once they have been published to the Google Play Store. Navigate and use the App Inventor 2 interface fluidly, effectively and efficiently. Understand the basics of programming. This course is ideal for individuals who are Any person who has a desire to create Android applications but that might be daunted by the idea of programming. or Any person who has a great idea for an Android application that they want to see come to life. or Any person who wants learn the basics of programming in a fun and practicle way or Experienced programmers who already have knowledge in creating Android applications. It is particularly useful for Any person who has a desire to create Android applications but that might be daunted by the idea of programming. or Any person who has a great idea for an Android application that they want to see come to life. or Any person who wants learn the basics of programming in a fun and practicle way or Experienced programmers who already have knowledge in creating Android applications.

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Summary

Title: Build Android Apps with App Inventor 2 – No Coding Required

Price: $59.99

Average Rating: 4.7

Number of Lectures: 207

Number of Published Lectures: 206

Number of Curriculum Items: 207

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 206

Original Price: $129.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Create Android Applications using App Inventor 2.

Understand how to publish created applications to the Google Play Store.

Understand how to update created applications once they have been published to the Google Play Store.

Navigate and use the App Inventor 2 interface fluidly, effectively and efficiently.

Understand the basics of programming.

Who Should Attend

Any person who has a desire to create Android applications but that might be daunted by the idea of programming.

Any person who has a great idea for an Android application that they want to see come to life.

Any person who wants learn the basics of programming in a fun and practicle way

Experienced programmers who already have knowledge in creating Android applications.

Target Audiences

Any person who has a desire to create Android applications but that might be daunted by the idea of programming.

Any person who has a great idea for an Android application that they want to see come to life.

Any person who wants learn the basics of programming in a fun and practicle way

Experienced programmers who already have knowledge in creating Android applications.

Build Android Apps with App Inventor 2

Everybody has a great idea for an app. The problem is, not many of those people have the skills or knowledge required to make that idea a reality. Building an app, regardless of its simplicity or platform, requires certain technical know-how like coding, UX/UI design, and more. App Inventor 2, however, cuts through all of the smoke and allows anyone – even those with no coding experience – to build Android apps from the ground up. This course will teach you how.

Build Apps Without Learning Code!

Gain a practical understanding of programming basics

Navigate and use App Inventor 2 efficiently and effectively

Create and build your own apps for Android

Test and update your apps after you’ve built them

Learn how to publish your app to Google’s Play Store

Android Apps in an Instant

This course will teach you everything you need to know about building apps – without the complicated coding normally required. If you have a good internet connection, a basic understanding of what an Android app is, and a great idea for an app that doesn’t yet exist, then you’re the perfect candidate! While the course is aimed at beginner programmers or those with no coding experience whatsoever, experienced app builders who want to learn from a new angle will benefit too.

During the 204 lectures and 17 hours of content contained within this course, you’ll learn the basics of programming in a fun and practical way, while creating fully fledged, ready-to-use Android apps. You’ll start off with setting up App Inventor 2 and choosing the options you’ll need for your future apps. Then you’ll get to know the interface and tools before diving straight in and creating not one, not two, but TEN apps. These apps will increase in complexity as you work through them, using features such as the component editor and blocks editor.

When you’ve built your ten apps you’ll also learn how to test, update, and publish them to the Play Store. By the end of this course, you’ll be an advanced app builder using App Inventor 2.

Tools Used

App Inventor 2 is an open source web application originally developed by Google and now maintained by MIT. It is aimed at beginner programmers and specially designed to enable them to build Android apps. It turns complicated coding language into visual drag and drop blocks, so there is no need for the user to learn code before building their apps.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Course Breakdown

Lecture 3: Introduction to App Inventor 2

Chapter 2: Setting Up App Inventor For Development

Lecture 1: App Inventor Setup Introduction

Lecture 2: Creating A Gmail Account

Lecture 3: App Inventor Companion App – Option 1

Lecture 4: Setting Up Onscreen Emulator – Option 2

Lecture 5: Setting Up Usb Device Part 1 – Option 3

Lecture 6: Setting Up Usb Device Part 2 – Option 3

Lecture 7: Section Recap

Chapter 3: Breaking Down The Component Editor

Lecture 1: Component Editor Introduction

Lecture 2: Palette Section

Lecture 3: Components Viewer & Components Section

Lecture 4: Properties Section

Lecture 5: Blocks Editor, Build Options & Media Section

Lecture 6: Components Editor In Action

Lecture 7: Section recap

Chapter 4: Breaking Down The Blocks Editor

Lecture 1: Blocks Editor Introduction

Lecture 2: Blocks Drawer

Lecture 3: Blocks Viewer & Media Section

Lecture 4: Blocks Editor In Action

Lecture 5: Section Recap

Chapter 5: Your First App: Hello Purr

Lecture 1: First App Introduction

Lecture 2: First Application Overview

Lecture 3: Setting Up Our First Application

Lecture 4: Component Spotlight: Button

Lecture 5: Component Spotlight: Label

Lecture 6: Creating Our First Application

Lecture 7: Running Our Application

Lecture 8: Section Recap

Chapter 6: Your Second App: Audiobook Log

Lecture 1: Second App Introduction

Lecture 2: Second App Overview

Lecture 3: Component Spotlight – HorizontalArrangement

Lecture 4: Component Spotlight – VerticalArrangement

Lecture 5: Arranging Our Buttons

Lecture 6: Component Spotlight – Checkbox

Lecture 7: Naming Our Chapters

Lecture 8: Component Spotlight – Sound

Lecture 9: Setting Up Chapter Audio

Lecture 10: Adding Space To Our Layout

Lecture 11: Updating Our Component Names

Lecture 12: Block Time: Making Our Buttons Play Audio

Lecture 13: Testing Final App

Lecture 14: Section Recap

Chapter 7: Understanding Backing Up, Restoring & Sharing App Inventor Projects

Lecture 1: App Backup, Restore & Share Introduction

Lecture 2: Understanding App Inventor File Types

Lecture 3: Downloading & Backing App Inventor Apps

Lecture 4: Uploading, Sharing & Restoring App Inventor Apps

Lecture 5: Section Recap

Chapter 8: Your Third App : Skeleton Review

Lecture 1: Third App Introduction

Lecture 2: Third App Overview

Lecture 3: Component Spotlight: Canvas

Lecture 4: Layout Canvas & Labels

Lecture 5: Component Spotlight: Ball

Lecture 6: Implement Hotspots & Upload Media

Lecture 7: Block Time: Activating Selected Bones

Lecture 8: Block Time: Simplifying Activated Bone Blocks With Procedures

Lecture 9: Block Time: Resetting Hotspot Colors With Procedures

Lecture 10: Component Spotlight: Player

Lecture 11: Adding Vibration To Hotspots

Lecture 12: Section Recap

Chapter 9: Your Fourth App: My Business App

Lecture 1: Fourth App Introduction

Lecture 2: Fourth App Overview

Lecture 3: Basic Home Screen Layout

Lecture 4: Navigation Drawer Layout

Lecture 5: Component Spotlight: ActivityStarter

Lecture 6: Implementing Website Activity

Lecture 7: Implementing Map Activity

Lecture 8: Component Spotlight: PhoneCall

Lecture 9: Implementing Call Screen Layout Part 1 – Intro To Multiple Screens

Lecture 10: Implementing Call Screen Layout Part 2 – Intro To Multiple Screens

Lecture 11: Component Spotlight – Textbox

Lecture 12: Implementing Email Screen Layout

Lecture 13: Block Time: Sending Emails with the help of variables

Lecture 14: Section Recap

Chapter 10: Your Fifth App: Free Form Task List

Lecture 1: Fifth App Introduction

Lecture 2: Fifth App Overview

Lecture 3: Implementing Top Task Bar Layout

Lecture 4: Component Spotlight – Listview

Lecture 5: Component Spotlight – File

Lecture 6: Finalizing Main Screen Layout With ListView, File, And Empty List Image

Lecture 7: Implementing TaskForm Screen And Structure

Lecture 8: Component Spotlight – Listpicker

Lecture 9: Finalizing TaskForm Screen With ListPicker, & Form Input

Lecture 10: Block Time: Passing Data Between Screens

Lecture 11: Block Time: Adding Tasks To File – Understanding parsing pt1

Lecture 12: Block Time: Displaying Tasks From File Using ListView – Understanding parsing pt

Lecture 13: Block Time: Deleting our list & Toggling Filter Bar

Lecture 14: Block Time: Toggling Main Image And Canceling Tasks

Lecture 15: Block Time: Showing New Tasks First With List Reversal

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2 stars: 7 votes

3 stars: 26 votes

4 stars: 108 votes

5 stars: 227 votes

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