App Development using MIT APP Inventor Platform
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  • πŸ“±Mobile App Development using MIT APP Inventor Platform
  • 🐭User Interface and User Experience
  • πŸ”Setup
  • πŸ¦‘MIT App Inventor Interface
  • πŸ˜ƒTutorial#1: Image Hide-and-Seek
    • Building your First Mobile App: App Design
    • Building your First Mobile App: App Logic
    • Testing the app
      • Testing the app using USB
    • Extension activity 1: Improving button stability
    • Extension activity 2: Adding sound asset to the app
    • Final Remarks
  • πŸ—ΊοΈTutorial#2: Creating a multi-screen SOS App
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  1. Tutorial#1: Image Hide-and-Seek

Testing the app

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Testing your app is a crucial step in ensuring its functionality. Here is the simplest way to test your app. Ensure that your laptop and tablet/mobile devices are connected to the same Wi-Fi network.

Follow these steps to test the app:

  1. Click on Connect and select AI Companion. This action generates a QR code.

  1. Open the MIT AI2 Companion app on your phone/tablet and choose Scan QR code.

  2. Point your camera at the QR code and hold it until the scanning process is complete.

  3. Your app should load on your mobile device, and it should now be operational.

This method provides a quick and efficient way to test your app on a physical device, allowing you to experience its functionality as intended.

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