Creating apps with Thunkable and App inventor.

 

Creating apps

These days we've been working with two platforms for creating mobile apps: Thunkable and App Inventor. They're like building tools, but for apps. You can design the interface, add buttons, images, and text, and then use code blocks to make everything work. It's like solving a puzzle. Thunkable and App Inventor are perfect for beginners because you don't need advanced programming skills. You can drag and drop code blocks and watch your app come to life. It's a fun way to learn about programming and create your own apps.

What is thunkable?

Have you ever wanted to create your own mobile app? Well, with Thunkable, you can! It's like having an app design studio on your computer. You can choose the colors, images, and buttons you want your app to have. And the best part is, you don't need to be a programming expert. Thunkable uses blocks of code that you can drag and drop to create your app's logic. It's like playing with Lego bricks, but instead of building castles, you build apps! You can create games, apps to help you with your studies, or even apps to control your electronic devices. Thunkable is a very powerful and easy-to-use tool. I encourage you to try it out and see everything you can create

What is App inventor?

So, app inventor is preatty much the same as thunkable, but there are some things that may have change, like for example:

It's free and open source: This means anyone can use and modify it.

It's web-based: You don't need to download or install anything on your computer.

It uses code blocks: This makes programming easy, even for beginners.

You can create apps for Android devices: This means you can test your apps on your own phone or tablet.

This last days we've been using both of them, so here you can see my projects.

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