App Inventor Software On A

MIT is in process of adding a new feature that will enable third parties to add components to App Inventor.

Ive used VB6 to set one up on his PC but having an app on his phone or tablet to use when out on site would be even better.

Im looking forward to part 2, I would like to use my phone as a strobe light to examine rotating equipment in my shop, and a couple of other ideas for my business.

Anyway keep up the good work and btw charge a bit more its worth it.

That is a really neat application idea using the phone as a strobe light to check out rotating equipment.

Similar to how we use a timing light to set the mechanical timing position on a car engine, I imagine.

I have not tried anything like that but it is a very cool application idea.

Your book is straightforward English and the AppInventor system and tools make sense now.

Your book seems to be the plain English docs I was looking for.

Others present nice examples but usually within a very complex example program which may make it hard to understand how just one feature and the one youd like to understand work.

I have problem in save.apk file.

I am unable to find saved.apk file Please help me Thanks.

Ive been trying to learn Rails and Android Studio; I am making great progress with both, but sometimes I need gratification from using App Inventor.

Perhaps the screenshots and accompanying text could be made two or three times bigger.

The color of the blocks has changed from the examples in the book to what I appear to have on my screen.

Perhaps it may be easier to keep the screenshotscolors the same, but be a little more explicitly clear about which sort of block is need.

Sometimes it is a little difficult to tell which screen you mean, ie Screen1 or FindCustomer.

Perhaps a little breadcrumb above each screenshot could make it painfully obvious which screen is being referenced.

Now of course I can and should be willing to dig a little deeper into the text you wrote and the downloadable projects you kindly provide.

My fear is that someone may get frustrated at the not-painfully-obvious screenshots and miss out on the great resource that is your book.

I assume you are referring to the web site tutorials and not the e-books Regardless, you have some good suggestions and I appreciate your taking the time to pass those along.

Amazons Kindle author recommendations (at least at the time I started to write the e-books) was to put the images in line and not reference them, when designing for e-books.

Screenshots are always a fixed size in an e-book I wish there was a way to create variable screen sizes that would appear in different sizes on different types of devices.

App Inventor Software On A

I recommend, for best viewing, to view the e-books using the e-book e-reader software on a personal computer.

E.g. The Amazon Kindle e-reader software.

The images look better on a regular screen than on an e-reader.

In volume 3, I have already labeled each section with the screen name (or an abbreviation for the screen name).

App Inventor For Mac Download