I am very pleased that AppyBuilder's CodeEditor is still available in Kodular. Kodular says "If you are an advanced user, why not code in Java and create amazing Extensions for the Creator?"
I am a professor emeritus of CS at Kanagawa Institute of Technology, Japan. Originally my specialty was parallel and distributed systems. My current interests include machine learning, natural language processing, creating mobile apps with MIT App Inventor, and quantum computing. In the web version of this blog, clicking the icon on the right (a plastic sphere) will take you to the "List of Quantum Computing Articles". - Fujio Yamamoto (for e-mail, add "@ieee.org" after "yamamotof")
2020年7月1日水曜日
Thank you, AppyBuilder, for a long time!
In my long-time development of smartphone apps, MIT App Inventor and its derivatives, AppyBuilder, and Thunkable, have been very useful. Among them, AppyBuilder completely stopped its service yesterday (2020-6-30). AppyBuilder has continued to offer a uniquely designed GUI and new features. I would like to express my gratitude to Hossein, who played a central role in this, and to the colleagues who had useful discussions in the community. My first Extension program (with JAVA) was created using the CodeEditor published by Hossein. As many know, AppyBuilder is already on a new path as Kodular. I look forward to further development in the future. Finally, to commemorate, here are some screenshots of some of the apps I've developed so far with AppyBuilder.
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