Google App Inventor Tutorial – User experience
February 3, 2012
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Posted by cheyingtan
Quick lesson on using graphics and organizing a screen layout as well as saving data with a database and acting on that data when the app is launched.
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Tags: Experience, Google, Inventor, Tutorial, User
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oh and btw professor wanna only to check is it work on my phone
where can i find this app inventor? i was looking everywhere , i need this for school .. i have to do a simple application on android to pass the course of embedded systems.. deadline passed February 4th 2012 .
will you help me? please
thanks
thanks for posting!
i want to make a music player do u think you can make a video on how to do that of yeah i also want to have an EQ for my music player
is there a way to make an online application or a chat program?
thanks bro. does the background image stretch according to screen size?
cool! great tutorial!
i want to make a music player app can you tell me what i need to do or can you make a video
Are you raper??
can someone help when i download the jnlp file for block editor it says java 7 then it says starting application and downloading application but then it doesnt do anything else it just keeps downloading!!! help please?
@Jfoo111
AppInventor is handy to begin with, but it has some limitations.
should I use AppInventor to write Android apps if I know Java? or is it easier to learn the Android SDK and Eclipse?
Just a quick note: Using plain text as state indicator is resource waste. The phone has to use more power to validate the test on multiple characters. Instead use atomic values like true/false or 1/0. When making software you always want to opt for making it use as little machine resource as possible without adding unnecessary complexity. Good video though
Great Job!
RainwaterApps@gmail.com
Great tutorial Clark! Thanks!
Do you know how to allow someone to edit the database info from a different phone? So for instance, if I want to be able to set the oven on from my phone and when you open the app on your phone it will show the on state? Like multiple phones reading and writing to the same database. Is that possible in app inventor?
@Falsitive You need to make sure you have installed the appinventor thingy! I had the same mistake
Can anyone tell me how to get the icon for my app on the simulator. Instead of it automatically starting i want to open it. I have downloaded the package and have it in an apk format. i went to adb but when i run that it just starts runs through code and then ends. what can i do.
Can anyone tell me how to get the icon for my app on the simulator. Instead of it automatically starting i want to open it. I have downloaded the package and have it in an apk format. i went to adb but when i run that it just starts runs through code and then ends. what can i do.
Please locate the command directory on your computer and enter the full path below.
08:40 – I have spent about a fortnight trying to learn how to do that simple action…
THANKYOUTHANKYOUTHANKYOU.
good explaination
Nevermind
I can’t seem to find the when toggle.click option