Build your very own Android app for Android Market - No coding experience necessary

Tony Sarno
17 September 2011, 3:52 PM


Build an Android "personal magazine" app for distribution to smartphones. Follow the step-by-step masterclass from Android guru Dr Rajesh Vasa. No programming knowlege required!


Android's on the rampage

Android is the world’s fastest growing operating system. Phones using Android now outsell iPhones, and tablets running this OS are ganging up on the iPad. In other words, if you want to reach the largest share of mobile users, Android is the way to go.

But creating mobile applications for Android – and the iPhone and iPad’s iOS, for that matter - is not a trivial exercise. It’s not like creating a web page, which can be managed by anyone with a modicum of html knowledge.

Typically, mobile development requires knowledge of some hardcore computer languages, like Objective C or Java, which you don’t easily pick up unless you are prepared to spend years learning them.

A new kind of masterclass - no coding experience necessary

We are going to do it differently. Android programmer and university lecturer Dr Rajesh Vasa has created a tutorial series for creating an Android app which does not require its followers to have programming knowledge. That is not to say serious programming isn’t involved. It is. But we’ll do it for you. You just need to follow the instructions, download the software (such as the Android phone emulator pictured), copy the code snippets and just diligently join the dots.

At the end, you’ll have an app that we’ve called MeDroid! It’s your own personal magazine style app that you can customise with your own or your company’s information and make available to Android users. Into the bargain, you’ll have a very serious appreciation of what it takes to program for Android, and you may want to pursue training to become a real programmer.

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csprestoninc (New user):

Sure you could build your own app, but I suppose you could go online and learn to do maintenance on your own car. Do you have the time to go through this list and weigh strengths and weaknesses? Automated tools tend to create "less than ideal" Mobile Apps and you quickly run into limitations. I strongly advise finding a reputable app developer. I'd be happy to introduce you to such a individual or agency.

Brett
http://www.customsoftwarebypreston.com

05 November 2011, 12:48 AM (1 year ago)report abuse Send to a friend reply

csprestoninc (New user):

Sure you could build your own app, but I suppose you could go online and learn to do maintenance on your own car. Do you have the time to go through this list and weigh strengths and weaknesses? Automated tools tend to create "less than ideal" Mobile Apps and you quickly run into limitations. I strongly advise finding a reputable app developer. I'd be happy to introduce you to such an individual or agency.

Brett
http://www.customsoftwarebypreston.com

05 November 2011, 12:52 AM (1 year ago)report abuse Send to a friend reply

Nishanth123 (New user):

One of my favourite app MintM..a loyalty based reward system which awards points just for visiting the shop and redeem the points with cool gifts.. Absolutely free and extremely useful.. I'm pretty much impressed with this app.. Can be downloaded from

http://www.mintmapp.com/smartphone

Best android experience ever... enjoy :)

16 May 2012, 2:58 PM (1 year ago)report abuse Send to a friend reply

Nishanth123 (New user):

One of my favourite app MintM..a loyalty based reward system which awards points just for visiting the shop and redeem the points with cool gifts.. Absolutely free and extremely useful.. I'm pretty much impressed with this app.. Can be downloaded from

http://www.mintmapp.com/smartphone

Best android experience ever... enjoy :)

16 May 2012, 2:58 PM (1 year ago)report abuse Send to a friend reply

levy (New user):

As mentionned this kind of automated tools tend to create "less than ideal"mobile apps.
After testing a lot of creating tools i found a totally custom platform(www.mobyview.com) to create pro and designed apps.
Honnestly it's bluffing how professional is it.

Have a look on Mobyview!

xoxoxo

diane

Diane


08 August 2012, 8:41 PM (9 months ago)report abuse Send to a friend reply

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