Are you trying to start an app business?
Do you like beach holidays and analogies?
As someone who just returned from a very relaxing holiday, I have only one complaint (that leads to an analogy): the swimming pool at the hotel was freezing! It was too hot to avoid it and it was fine once I was actually in it, but the anticipation of actually getting in it was…?
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1. Why did you decide to learn to code?
read moreHave you designed and built a killer app?
Are you starting out with an app idea?
Either way, you’ll need to think about your app’s user experience! Here’s how to improve it with a splash screen and whisky.
read moreAre you writing an app for Android?
Do you want to test your Android app on an actual Android device?
If you are developing for Android and you want to test the app either in a simulator or on a physical android device, then you will need the Android software development kit (SDK). The Android SDK enables developers to create applications for the Android platform.
Are you excited about HTML5?
Have you been dreaming about all the things you and HTML5 can do?
We have a treat for you today. Our team has been hard at work on the HTML5 engine and we’ve built two simple web apps for you to try. Please bear in mind that this technology is still at a fairly early stage – you can’t build your own apps yet.
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Do you want create an app for Android?
Have you thought about how you want the User Interface to look?
One thing to consider when creating an app is the design. Using conventions and guidelines based on the platform you are creating for your app will help you to avoid two big problems: breaking conventions and clashing styles.
I have always disliked those rather predictable coding courses that start with a “Hello, World” exercise: especially as nobody in the real world ever says “Hello, World” except, possibly, cult leaders.
That’s why when I decided to teach children to code, I followed my intuitions based on how I taught myself HyperCard, MetaCard, and LiveCode and based on my experience of working with primary school level children.
read moreHow is HTML5 development going? When will it be released? For months your questions have flooded our inboxes, forums, and social channels. We understand: HTML5 is certainly an exciting prospect. Developing a cross platform application for mobile or desktop – or even both – has made LiveCode into a hugely popular tool. Adding web deployment to that list is another leap in the right direction and it will save time and costs for LiveCode users. So how is HTML5 going? When will it be released?
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