A list of my articles about MIT App Inventor apps

I have written about 300 posts on this blog, including articles on computer science and smart phone applications. Most of them are written in Japanese. However, some of them on MIT App Inventor were written in English, so that people outside Japan can also read them.

Here is a list of articles about MIT App Inventor written in English. I would be very happy if people who are going to use App Inventor to develop new apps can refer to them.

# Various apps using App Inventor 

Make a mini calendar app for Android, celebrating the New Year

Beautiful mountain view comes automatically to your smartphone 

Finally arrived! Beautiful mountain photos that were automatically recognized!

Supporting social dilemma experiments with App Inventor 

Voice Calculator: well-crafted AI tutorial 

Using the MIT App Inventor FaceExtension (for Facemesh) 

Identify the position from the key point number in Facemesh

Enjoy finding out Hamiltonian Cycles

Enjoy Reinforcement Learning in Tic-tac-Toe 

Enjoy live cameras from across the world on your smartphone 

Timer Overhead（in MIT App Inventor）

Firebase GPS demo made with ThunkableX (common to Android & iOS)
(Note: This app uses ThunkableX, not MIT App Inventor)

# Using the App Inventor Extensions (JSON, AWS, etc.)

A JSON Decoding Extension for App Inventor (1)  

A JSON Decoding Extension for App Inventor (2) 

Another example using JSON Decoding Extension

Decoding JSON by using new Dictionary Blocks 

A good example of Extension for App Inventor 

Using MIT App Inventor AWS AI Services Extension 

Creating my own extension blocks for App Inventor

# Linking App Inventor and micro:bit 

Cooperation between micro:bit and MIT App Inventor with Eddystone signals (No.1)

Cooperation between micro:bit and MIT App Inventor with Eddystone signals (No.2)

Cooperation between micro:bit and MIT App Inventor (No.3)

# Using JavaScript in App Inventor

Make MIT APP Inventor more powerful with JavaScript 

Writing formulas in both AppInventor and JavaScript 

# More App Inventor resources

Rapid Prototyping Using App Inventor in Information and Computer Sciences Course

Empowering Students to Develop Mobile Applications by Using App Inventor for Android

Mobile Apps Lecture in the Campus Visit attracts many high school students 

https://appathon.appinventor.mit.edu/