Android app simplified for lazy coders!

That seems really cool, I'm gonna tell him and return here his feedbacks Thanks a ton @Paola ＊︿＊

congrats 4 post of the day @Januel //thanks Paula ma'am for the information

Awesome! You're welcome 😊 keep me posted :)

Thanks everyone for your recommendations However I was a bit confusing in my post since, I didn't mean he doesn't know how to code. He knows C, JavaScript, Python and others. He simply does not know Java nor any "similar" language such as C#. And as he must make the app quickly he doesn't have the time yet to learn Java, but this doesn't imply he's reduced to programming by blocks! Also I don't have his feedbacks on your suggestions yet so this is likely that @Paola already suggested what he needed: a non headaching tool which doesn't require much involvement! Thank you all anyway, I'll keep this thread up to date :')

...tha ...thank you for the spam dear POTD... *^*'' Hey everyone, may I let you know that just because this thread is post of the day doesn't mean you have to comment it with anything like "test my games", "hello", "congrats for POTD", ... It just slowly converged into a mess of spams ...and eggs :^) Yes, all of your answers are greatly appreciated, but not when they are duplicates of others or off-topic... in other words: when they don't bring anything new ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Worry not, I still love you all, I suppose... ʕっ•ᴥ•ʔっ All of that being said, I was only adressing to a few of you. Many comments are indeed interesting and thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with people requiring it! But to others: don't tell to use Java when I already explained why he can't or stuff like that, thanks @.@

@Midhat Abbas Shawl He already tried this one but it fails to play sounds by url :/

Try MIT AppInventor. I've used it before and it's incredibly easy to use.

Did u check out that Google product manager Andrew Ahn has kicked out 700,000 apps as well as 100,000 developers...@Google play-store

He and I already planned to learn Java later, though right now this is not an option :^)

Did I seriously get POTD on that? SoloLearn might want to revisit his algorithm for picking posts because this thread was half closed already. I'm pretty sure I don't need help anymore but at the very least now my friend will be spoilt for choice ^^

mit app inventor https://www.google.co.il/url?q=http://appinventor.mit.edu/&sa=U&ved=2ahUKEwjp5bOhnYXZAhXCxqQKHRAoAUoQFjAAegQIDxAD&usg=AOvVaw033jMiYx9Xn1DITaxF3a5K

There are alot of paid tools and services available that enable you create your own mobile application by using drag and drop element with least to non knowledge of backend coding. just refer to mobile app builder on google and you will get some cool solutions.

Just try block coding. So he don't need to understand coding. TRY THUNKABLE or SKETCHWARE (both is free)

Mobile apps with HTML, CSS & JS https://cordova.apache.org/#getstarted

try using the app "Make ur own apps" by sketchware just so the tutorial and then it's easy https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.besome.sketch

appinventor is the best drag and drop + plenty of sample apps + awesome community no java no kotlin free fun fantastic or clones like thunkable etc

Personally didn't dig androids enough. Sorry

i use this app to convert my web app to android app https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.apkcreator.fwdfree

MIT app builder. do a google search and see if u like what u get