Scratch

Um... nope.

coolhogs wrote:

OK, then answer the first one...

Well, to make an app (I don't know how to publish it), you can learn objective-c and use that, or learn HTML5 and use that. I'm not even sure you can publish HTML5 apps, but I know you can make web apps with it.

Zeusking19 wrote:

For android, the best place to go is the MIT App Inventor

Outposted. B(

Yeah, or you can learn Java. 

16Skittles wrote:

TorbyFork234 wrote:

coolhogs wrote:

OK, then answer the first one...

Well, to make an app (I don't know how to publish it), you can learn objective-c and use that, or learn HTML5 and use that. I'm not even sure you can publish HTML5 apps, but I know you can make web apps with it.

In mobile safari you have he option to add a web page to the home screen, effectively an "app." With some other optimisations you can disable scrolling and capture multitouch input. You can't directly publish an HTML app, but you can wrap it in iOS's UIWebView function.

Technically, that's not an iOS app, although a few people use it if they don't want to buy a dev license.

The short version is no, there really aren't any app builders out there. The system for making iOS apps was designed so that not anyone can make an app on purpose.

Which device are you planning on making one for?

OK, I'll make android apps...

How much is an android developer account?

I'll just be publishing FREE apps.

OK, how do you get one? 

coolhogs wrote:

Ecliptic wrote:

coolhogs wrote:

OK, and do you need an android to make an android app?

Because I don't have one. 

I do not think that you need an Android to develop Android apps. You do need the knowledge of Java though.

I don't know Java. Is it hard to learn? 

Um, you can' make android apps without knowing Java
And learning it depends on the person

coolhogs wrote:

OK, how do you get one? 

It's just a google account 

Here is something for beginners, GameSalad. I think it does cost money, but if you go to iD Tech camps, then choose a course called iPhone and iPad Design 1, they use GameSalad.

(No, I am not a salesperson.  )

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coolhogs wrote:

Ecliptic wrote:

coolhogs wrote:

I don't know Java. Is it hard to learn? 

It's pretty hard to learn if you don't have any other programming experience other than Scratch. You should start out with something heasier, like Python.

I have (kind-of) a programming experience with squeak.

Is Java a little bit easier, or harder than Squeak...

Harder.

I would say quite a bit harder

Ecliptic wrote:

coolhogs wrote:

Ecliptic wrote:

It's pretty hard to learn if you don't have any other programming experience other than Scratch. You should start out with something heasier, like Python.

I have (kind-of) a programming experience with squeak.

Is Java a little bit easier, or harder than Squeak...

Easier.

Fixed