How to do more with MIT App Inventor 2, Thunkable or Kodular

How to do more with MIT App Inventor 2, Thunkable or Kodular, available at $39.99, has an average rating of 3.9, with 72 lectures, based on 51 reviews, and has 296 subscribers.

You will learn about Students will learn how to use blockly programming for developing an android app Students will gain good understanding of using platforms like ai2 app inventor, thunkable, appy builder and other similar platforms Students will learn how to use google cloud console to create a google translate API key Students will learn about designing and debugging the app This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone who wants to create android apps or Anyone who wants to learn ai2 app inventor or Anyone who wants to use google translate api in there project It is particularly useful for Anyone who wants to create android apps or Anyone who wants to learn ai2 app inventor or Anyone who wants to use google translate api in there project.

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Summary

Title: How to do more with MIT App Inventor 2, Thunkable or Kodular

Price: $39.99

Average Rating: 3.9

Number of Lectures: 72

Number of Published Lectures: 72

Number of Curriculum Items: 72

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 72

Original Price: ?6,500

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Students will learn how to use blockly programming for developing an android app

Students will gain good understanding of using platforms like ai2 app inventor, thunkable, appy builder and other similar platforms

Students will learn how to use google cloud console to create a google translate API key

Students will learn about designing and debugging the app

Who Should Attend

Anyone who wants to create android apps

Anyone who wants to learn ai2 app inventor

Anyone who wants to use google translate api in there project

Target Audiences

Anyone who wants to create android apps

Anyone who wants to learn ai2 app inventor

Anyone who wants to use google translate api in there project

In this highly competitive environment of App development, your app needs to be far ahead of others.

You can see apps that perform multiple operations – they store the data, use other apps to serve their users, arrange the information properly, Present the information in a most desirable format and much more.

So, do you think Can App Inventor 2 meet those requirements?

Well, if you don’t know I would like to share this good news that you can create such apps with App inventor by using advanced components like Variables, Lists, Tiny DB, WEB API and Extensions.

Most of the App Inventor’s don’t bother about these components and hence, are losing the ability to create amazing apps. Some don’t know about them while some have tried and ignored using them due to the difficulty.

This course is a complete Hands-on experience which makes it easy for you to master those advanced components. By the end, you will create a World-class translator app with the following benefits:

You will use the famous and most reliable Google Translate API.

You will create an auto-translate text box that translates right when the user is typing the text.

You will provide a translation function for about 70+ languages. Hence, people around the globe can use it.

You will allow the languages to be selected using a list picker and a spinner.

You will allow saving translations so that, the users can easily access the most translated sentences.

You will also translate the speech of the user directly into the translated text. Therefore typing is eliminated.

And finally, you will create an amazing section in our app i.e; Voice to Voice translations section where two people with can have an easy conversion in different languages.

So, there is a lot you can learn from this course.

Hence, stop limiting yourself and try some advanced stuff right now!!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: This is how you will become an App Inventor pro

Lecture 2: Which platform to use

Lecture 3: Difference between App Inventor and Thunkable android classic

Chapter 2: Beginners section – A quick guide on how to use the platform

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Understand How App inventor works in just 4 minutes

Lecture 3: Say hi to interface

Lecture 4: More about interface

Lecture 5: What are blocks and how can we use them

Chapter 3: How to use Lists and List View

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Progress of the app

Lecture 3: Adding Listview

Lecture 4: Making lists functionable

Lecture 5: Testing the list

Lecture 6: Adding a new line in List view

Lecture 7: API level Notice

Lecture 8: Delete list item

Chapter 4: Using TinyDB to store the information

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Introduction to tinyDB

Lecture 3: Blocks of tinydb

Lecture 4: Using tinydb for list

Chapter 5: Using WebApi component

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Introduction to Web API component

Lecture 3: Web API blocks

Lecture 4: How to build a request url

Lecture 5: Creating API key

Lecture 6: Building post url in Thunkable

Lecture 7: Adding Taifun text box

Lecture 8: Taifun text box blocks

Lecture 9: JSON text decode

Lecture 10: Web API completed

Lecture 11: Debugging the error in Web API blocks

Chapter 6: Adding Translation for multiple languages support

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Adding listpicker

Lecture 3: Enabling the list picker mechanism

Lecture 4: Translating to different languages using listpicker selection

Chapter 7: Adding a speech recogniser

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Languages compatible with taifun speech recogniser

Lecture 3: Adding taifun speech recogniser to the project

Lecture 4: Adding language compatibility to speech recogniser

Lecture 5: Taifun speech recogniser final

Chapter 8: Voice to Voice translation screen

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Adding a V2V screen

Lecture 3: User interface of V2V screen

Lecture 4: Blocks of V2V screen 1

Lecture 5: Blocks of V2V screen 2

Lecture 6: Blocks of V2V screen 3

Lecture 7: Debugging an error in V2V screen

Lecture 8: Debugging the spinner selection error in V2V screen

Lecture 9: Adding the Text to speech component

Chapter 9: Designing the app

Lecture 1: Introduction to Designing

Lecture 2: Changing the Screen Background

Lecture 3: Adjusting the arrangements properly

Lecture 4: Adding a space between the buttons

Lecture 5: Designing List view and text box arrangement

Lecture 6: Changing the position of listpicker

Lecture 7: Designing textboxes

Lecture 8: Spinner design

Lecture 9: Designing buttons

Lecture 10: Positioning the list view properly

Lecture 11: Designing the list picker

Lecture 12: V2V screen design

Lecture 13: Placing the Bottom screen in between the text box arrangements

Lecture 14: Button design

Lecture 15: Spinner design

Lecture 16: Text box design

Lecture 17: Back button design

Lecture 18: Disable the visibility of status bar

Lecture 19: What is .aia file

Chapter 10: Debugging and improving the app

Lecture 1: Let us debug the list picker error

Lecture 2: Saving the list picker selection in TinyDB

Lecture 3: Upcoming lectures

Chapter 11: Bonus

Lecture 1: Bonus lecture

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