Build Android Apps with App Inventor 2 - No Coding Required (Udemy.com)

Excellent, loving it. Live viewing of examples how he developed the apps. Could improve more by more well planning, but hey you got to be switched on if you are too be a developer. :) Got me started...thank you!

Great and exciting course!! Starting from very simple concepts, the different built apps contains increasing complexity and functionality, making a very interesting and fun programming journey!

This has been a blast. The activities are easy to follow. Thank you for a very comprehensive explanation and examples provided in each project. I like also the way the presentation is done.

The pace of the course is just right for a beginner, the examples used are excellent each one demonstrating functions you will need for making a useful app. I'm half way through and loving it.

I've completed 105 videos and nearly completed the sixth app. I wanted to get thru 50% of them before writing a review. Wow got to say, I feel pretty good that I could put my own app together. Working thru the sixth app was feeling a little rushed but then, duh, I could slow it down as well as rewind and review. So far, it shows a well-executed course. The apps are pretty cool too! I'll write more when I finish but up to this point, I would recommend this course. 8/2/18 Final review. I've completed the entire course! The course is the same at the start, in the middle and through the finish. Everything was easy to follow unless you don't; I mistakenly selected TinywebDB instead of TinyDB. I would recommend this course to anyone because of MIT App Inventor and this course. Great job. My thanks!

Very good course to learn how to program with MIT App Inventor 2. I definitely learned pretty much all the useful basics of App Inventor. I hope the instructor can make some time to make one advanced course of App Inventor because there are many more that App Inventor can do than the class taught. I definitely like to learn more about it and make better app from it.

I was ready to throw in the towel because I couldn't figure out the email form and why it wasn't working properly after following the directions carefully. I spent several days trying to figure this out. The issue was caused by me sending email from my google account from me to me on the same phone same Google account. The best way to do this exercise, in my opinion, is by recruiting family and friends sending them test emails. Or, set up a Test Google Account separately and only access that account from your desktop/Laptop/tablet but NOT your Android Phone. Things become very confusing for Google and your Android phone. Other than that, I recommend this course to anyone who is looking to learn Android design. Follow the instruction of installing App Inventor 2 on your computer, Install "MIT AI2 Companion" found on GooglePlay to your Android phone. As you are following the course, build the apps with the instructor. Good Luck! Tip: Pay close attention to the instructor's input and make sure your input is the same. Check to see if your app is working after every new feature that is added. Good Luck and stay patient. Never Give Up!

Not able to get some of the functionality working. Tick boxes would not check. Player sounds would not play on Chapter app. (Not sure why player was used as opposed to sound as supposed to be for longer files.) No mention was made on how/where to get play icon. Very brief look as what sound files AppInv2 likes. Should recommend a few.

First up, I think the quality of the presentations and the videos are awesome. For someone like me, who got to know of app inventor only during the last week, this course gave me confidence to set out on making my own apps. Still I have given 4 stars, as I thought two things were missing from this course - (a) SQLite -> How do we use along with App Inventor (b) Examples 9 and 10 were probably not required. Rather if we had some app that connected to an external MySql db though Web component, that would have been awesome. Nevertheless, a great course and fantastic videos. I would recommend this to my friends certainly.

The MIT App Inventor is an easy tool to build applications. The instructor gives a very clear step-by-step understanding of the different components that are always put into practice by building apps. So far, all of them are useful and give me ideas to build simple apps for education or small projects. I'm glad I took this well done course.