In this video I will finish up converting my App Inventor app into regular Java. If you missed the first video you must watch it first.
Not only will we finish the app, but I’ll also show how to install Ai2LiveComplete, which is a version of App Inventor that adds a ton of additional functionality and also doesn’t require an internet connection. The full list of what we will learn and the code follows the video below. Continue reading Convert App Inventor to Java 2
If you have been following my App Inventor video tutorial I have been keeping a secret from you!!! You actually know how to make Java Android tutorials, but you didn’t know it until now.
In the next 2 tutorials I will convert one of my most complicated App Inventor apps, being the Zombie app into a Java Android app. And, guess what? You’ll understand it. All of the assets used can be found below along with all the code. Have Fun 🙂 Continue reading Convert App Inventor to Java
In this part of my App Inventor video tutorial I pretty much finish the Android Weather app. I cover how to create a dynamic interface, pull data from a web service, work with colors and cover logic in App Inventor. This is basically a large review of everything I have covered while making my Android Weather app in App Inventor here.
All of the settings for the Design View and all the blocks used follow the video below. Continue reading Android Development for Beginners 13
In this tutorial I’ll walk you step-by-step through the process of using App Inventor to Parse JSON data. You have to watch the last tutorial to understand this one.
I’ll pull JSON weather data from Weather.gov and show how App Inventor organizes that data. I’ll then pull in specific data that we will use to create our Android weather app. I’ll also show you how to add padding to components in App Inventor. All of the blocks used can be found after the video below. Continue reading Android Development for Beginners 10
In this tutorial I’ll finish up the app I made in the last part. I’ll continue to cover event handling, sliders, and notifier. I’ll also cover how to open other App Inventor apps, browsers, email, Google Maps, YouTube and more.
All the blocks I drew in the video follow below the video to help. Next time I will create an app that will show how to display audio, video, images and more locally and across the internet. Continue reading Android Development for Beginners 4
In the next 2 parts of my App Inventor video tutorial I will take a step back and cover a bunch of topics in general. I’ll spend a lot of time showing how to use the App Inventor ActivityStarter. We’ll see how to open other App Inventor apps, browsers, email, Google Maps, YouTube and more.
I’ll also cover using lists, event handling, sliders, notifier, check boxes and much more. All the blocks I drew in the video follow below the video to help. Continue reading Android Development for Beginners 3