Q. Java, Google App Inventor, Eclipse, etc.
I don't necessarily want the easiest to use. I want the one that will make the best functioning apps. Or does it even matter?
I don't necessarily want the easiest to use. I want the one that will make the best functioning apps. Or does it even matter?
A. What is best for me is probably not the best for you.
If you know C++ then it might be the best. If you know C# and Silverlight and can afford Mono for Android then it is best. If you know both C++ and C# then probably C# and Silverlight is best because it would be more portable to other environments. Otherwise use Java and the Android SDK.
If you know C++ then it might be the best. If you know C# and Silverlight and can afford Mono for Android then it is best. If you know both C++ and C# then probably C# and Silverlight is best because it would be more portable to other environments. Otherwise use Java and the Android SDK.
Where can I find the best software to make android apps?
Q. I have some ideas for android and possibly iphone apps, but I have a pc and only know some javascript. Does anyone know of some software that I can get that would make creating apps easier? I have already signed up for Google's App Inventor and I am waiting for an invite. I have also installed appcelorator, but it isn't that easy to use.
A. I also want to develop for android and signed up for the app inventor. Apple said to program on the Iphone I need the Mac OS 10 and the development suite, which costs $100.
If I develop an app on Google App Inventor, can I make money?
Q. yes, assuming my app meets the needs of public or certain niches in our world. I wonder if Google allows apps develop through it's App Inventor, for the creator to profit off of it.
A. Yes. After the app is finished, click package for phone. That will give you a file. Then sign up on android market and give that file and specify your price. (to publish app on android market $25)
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