You just made some pretty cool apps! But now the real fun begins: try turning TalkToMe into a Magic 8 Ball turn BallBounce into a Mini Golf game, take DigitalDoodle to the next level by adding colors and incorporating pictures as backgrounds in PaintPot. Follow this tutorial in Text & Images (PDF) Who needs paper? Doodle all day on your phone's screen.

Make it do tricks! How about if the phone responds to shaking, and also speaks any phrase you give it? View tutorial as Text & Images (PDF)įling, Flang, Flung? Whatever you call it, bouncing the ball around the screen is pure fun. Trouble with the Text-To-Speech player on your phone? Get help here. Find out for yourself with this starter app that talks. If you are Android-less, never fear, you can use the on-screen emulator! Making Mobile Apps with App Inventorįollow these four short videos and you'll have three working apps to show for it! After building the starter apps, which will take around an hour, you can move on to extending them with more functionality, or you can start building apps of your own design.If you hit any snags, we're here to help!.Follow the instructions to connect your phone to App Inventor on your computer.To see your app on your phone as you build:

Log in with a Google account (Gmail or school email tied to Google) to start inventing right away! With these beginner-friendly tutorials, you will learn the basics of programming apps for Android.Īpp Inventor is a free, cloud-based service that you access using a web browser. They actually used App Inventor to develop their mobile app!

We hope you were inspired by the EPA Chica Squads story about using code to improve their local community. Now that youve tried Made with Code, were here to help you create your very own mobile app for your phone.

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