Intro To MIT App Inventor- Make No Code Mobile Apps

Intro To MIT App Inventor: Make No Code Mobile Apps, available at $54.99, has an average rating of 4, with 71 lectures, based on 2 reviews, and has 8 subscribers.

You will learn about Create Android Apps using MIT App Inventor Learn about components of MIT App Inventor Learn about sensors, media, and layout of MIT App Inventor Build 5+ Apps including Audio/Video Player, QR Code Reader, Sensor-based, etc Learn How to store data in the web database Learn how to build Apps & Games by using block coding (No need to write a code) Make Apps like AI based web browser etc This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone who wants to create mobile Apps & Games or Anyone who wants to learn MIT App Inventor or Any person who wants learn the basics of programming without writing a code or Programmers who know any programming language and want to use it to make Apps & Games It is particularly useful for Anyone who wants to create mobile Apps & Games or Anyone who wants to learn MIT App Inventor or Any person who wants learn the basics of programming without writing a code or Programmers who know any programming language and want to use it to make Apps & Games.

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Title: Intro To MIT App Inventor: Make No Code Mobile Apps

Price: $54.99

Average Rating: 4

Number of Lectures: 71

Number of Published Lectures: 71

Number of Curriculum Items: 71

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 71

Original Price: ?799

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What You Will Learn

Create Android Apps using MIT App Inventor

Learn about components of MIT App Inventor

Learn about sensors, media, and layout of MIT App Inventor

Build 5+ Apps including Audio/Video Player, QR Code Reader, Sensor-based, etc

Learn How to store data in the web database

Learn how to build Apps & Games by using block coding (No need to write a code)

Make Apps like AI based web browser etc

Who Should Attend

Anyone who wants to create mobile Apps & Games

Anyone who wants to learn MIT App Inventor

Any person who wants learn the basics of programming without writing a code

Programmers who know any programming language and want to use it to make Apps & Games

Target Audiences

Anyone who wants to create mobile Apps & Games

Anyone who wants to learn MIT App Inventor

Any person who wants learn the basics of programming without writing a code

Programmers who know any programming language and want to use it to make Apps & Games

Welcome to the “Intro To MIT App Inventor”  course, a course that will give you enough confidence to make Mobile Applications and games with no code.

Making mobile is not that hard nowadays, thanks to MIT App Inventor which makes our job, even more, simpler, you don`t even need to learn Java or Swift programming languages, you just need to understand the basics of making apps and you are good at go on making apps & games.

I will give you step-by-step guidance to make sure you can make any Apps & Games upon completing this course.

We will go through all the components that MIT App Inventor offers us :

Screen

Label

Button

CheckBox

DatePicker

Image

ListPicker

ListView

Notifier

PasswordText

Slider

Spinner

Switch

TextBox

TimePicker

WebViewer

And many more

Then we are going to learn how to use layout and arrange our components.

We will also learn how to use Sensors in our applications/games, not only that but we will also play with media files as well.

This course covers many things you need to learn to start making Apps & Games for mobile devices.

Along the course, we will make many applications.

Applications:

App – 01: IncDec Counter

App – 02: Age calculator

App – 03: Number Conversion:(Decimal to Binary/Hex)

App – 04: Calculator

App – 05: ColorPicker

You will get lifetime access to all the lectures.

Best of all, we will learn by actually DOING IT! At the end of the course, you will have a solid portfolio of 5+ Apps that you would make along the course.

Enroll Now and let’s start making creative and useful mobile Apps.

I will see you on the course!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: What do you need to get started ?

Lecture 3: Tour of the platform

Chapter 2: Components

Lecture 1: Components Overview

Chapter 3: UI Components

Lecture 1: Overview

Lecture 2: Screen

Lecture 3: Label

Lecture 4: Button

Lecture 5: CheckBox

Lecture 6: DatePicker

Lecture 7: Image

Lecture 8: Assignement-01: Gif in Image Component

Lecture 9: ListPicker

Lecture 10: ListView-MainText

Lecture 11: ListView-MainText, DetailedText

Lecture 12: ListView-Image, MainText

Lecture 13: Notifier

Lecture 14: PasswordText

Lecture 15: Assignment-02: Allow only limited tries on entering Password

Lecture 16: Assignment-02: Solution

Lecture 17: Slider

Lecture 18: Slider Color Right property does not work

Lecture 19: Spinner

Lecture 20: Switch

Lecture 21: TextBox

Lecture 22: TimePicker

Lecture 23: WebViewer

Chapter 4: Layout Components

Lecture 1: Overview

Lecture 2: HorizontalArrangement

Lecture 3: HorizontalScrollArrangement

Lecture 4: VerticalArrangement

Lecture 5: VerticalScrollArrangement

Lecture 6: TableArrangement

Chapter 5: Media Components

Lecture 1: Overview

Lecture 2: Player

Lecture 3: Sound

Lecture 4: SpeechRecognizer

Lecture 5: TextToSpeech

Lecture 6: Translator

Lecture 7: VideoPlayer

Chapter 6: Sensor Components

Lecture 1: Overview

Lecture 2: BarcodeSensor

Lecture 3: ClockSensor

Lecture 4: LightSensor

Lecture 5: PedometerSensor

Chapter 7: Storage

Lecture 1: Overview

Lecture 2: TinyDB

Lecture 3: TinyWebDB

Lecture 4: Google Spreadsheet-Write/Store Data

Lecture 5: Google Spreadsheet-Read/Get Data

Chapter 8: App – 01: Increment Decrement Counter

Lecture 1: Application: Increment Decrement Counter

Lecture 2: Part 01: Make a UI

Lecture 3: Part 02: Integrate the functionality

Chapter 9: App – 02: Age Calculator

Lecture 1: Application: Age Calculator

Lecture 2: Part 01: Make a UI

Lecture 3: Part 02: Integrate the functionality

Chapter 10: App – 03: Number Conversion (Decimal to Binary/Hex)

Lecture 1: Applicatoin: Number Conversion (Decimal to Binary/Hex)

Lecture 2: Part 01: Make a UI

Lecture 3: Part 02: Integrate the functionality

Chapter 11: App – 04: Calculator

Lecture 1: Application: Calculator

Lecture 2: Part 01: Make a UI

Lecture 3: Part 02: Integrate the functionality

Chapter 12: App – 05: ColorPicker

Lecture 1: Application: ColorPicker

Lecture 2: Part 01: Make a UI

Lecture 3: Part 02: Integrate the functionality

Chapter 13: Practice App – 01: Timer & Alarm Clock

Lecture 1: Application: Timer & Alarm Clock

Chapter 14: Practice App – 02: Voice Command Operated Web Browser

Lecture 1: Application: Voice Command Operated Web Browser

Chapter 15: Practice App – 03: Step Counter

Lecture 1: Application: Step Counter

Chapter 16: Practice App – 04: AudioPlayer

Lecture 1: Application: AudioPlayer

Chapter 17: Practice App – 05: VideoPlayer

Lecture 1: Application: VideoPlayer

Chapter 18: Wrapping up: Thank You!

Lecture 1: Bonus Lecture

Instructors

Rohit Dharaviya
Senior Software Engineer

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