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Index
About This eBook Title Page Copyright Page Dedication Page Table of Contents Acknowledgments About the Authors Preface
What Is MIT App Inventor?
Why Android? What This Book Covers Chapter 1: An Introduction to Programming Chapter 2: Building with MIT App Inventor Chapter 3: App Inventor Toolkit Chapter 4: Variables Chapter 5: Procedures Chapter 6: Working with Lists Chapter 7: Games and Animations Chapter 8: Multiple Screens and Debugging Techniques Chapter 9: Using Media Chapter 10: Sensors Chapter 11: Databases Chapter 12: Distributing an App Next Steps
1. An Introduction to Programming
Operating Systems
User Interface
Android Strengths
Extending App Capabilities Google Services
Applications Programming Languages Summary Exercises
2. Building with MIT App Inventor
The MIT App Inventor Site
Signing In Designer Blocks Editor The AI2 Companion App The Android Emulator USB Connection to Android Device
Getting Inside an App
Event Handlers Doing One Thing at a Time
Exercise: Sherlock Is Watching
Adding an Image
What Can You Build?
Speak, Android! Pollock Fore Android Quiz
Uploading to Google Play Summary Exercises
3. App Inventor Toolkit
Creating a New Project Designer Essentials
Palette Viewer Components Properties Media
Exercise: Speak, Android!
Connecting Your Device See Your App on a Connected Device
Summary Exercises
4. Variables
Component Properties: The Built-in Variables
Clicker-Counter App Properties: Getters and Setters Clicker Counter Extensions
Event Parameters: Special Variables Exercise: Pollock
The Interface Programming Blocks Additional Exercises
Scope: Global and Local Variables Global Variables
Example App: Up/Down Counter
Local Variables
An Example App: Random Guess
What You Can Store in Variables Summary
5. Procedures
What Is a Procedure? Types of Procedures Why Use Procedures? Arguments Exercise: Flick Additional Exercises Summary
6. Working with Lists
Modeling Things with Data
The List Block
The Basics
Creating an Empty List Creating a List with Some Stuff Already In It Working with Lists Color as a List
Types of Lists
The One-Dimensional List Lists as Data Structures Using Multiple Lists Together (That Expand on Demand)
Abstraction with Lists and Procedures
Lists that Expand on Demand
Common Problems
Running Off the End of the List Defining a Variable That Depends on Runtime Elements
Exercise: Android Quiz Additional Exercises Summary
7. Games and Animations
Adding Animations
ImageSprite Ball Canvas
Animation Examples
Smoother Animation Edges and Collisions
Exercise: Fore Additional Exercises Summary
8. Multiple Screens and Debugging Techniques
Why More Than One Screen? Building Apps with Multiple Screens
What Screens Are Good At Issues with Multiple Screens Switching Screens Sharing Data Between Screens
Debugging Techniques
Leaving Comments Test Small and Test Often Do It Name Well
Backing up Your Work Exercise: Pollock Plus One Additional Exercises Summary
9. Using Media
Audio Images
The ImagePicker The Camera
Video Exercise: Camera Action Additional Exercises Summary
10. Sensors
Building Location-Aware Apps
Using Location Location Data Using the Maps App with Intents Saving Location Data
The Accelerometer
Detecting Tilt (and a Little Background Physics)
The Orientation Sensor Exercise: Pushpin
Part 1: Designing Current Location Readout Programming Part 1: The Current Location Readout Part 2: Pinning a Location to Remember Later Programming Part 2: Pinning a Location Extension Activities
Summary
11. Databases
TinyDB
Retrieving Data from TinyDB A Few TinyDB Details
TinyWebDB
Setting Up Your Own Web Database Service Security and Privacy
FusionTables Using Web GET and POST
Basic Files Web APIs
Exercise: WriteMore Additional Exercises Summary
12. Distributing an App
Live Mode Security Settings Creating an APK File
Downloading Directly to a Computer Downloading with a QR Code
Creating an .aia File Exercise: App Distribution
Version Codes Google Play Developer Console
Summary
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