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This is a place for MIT App Inventor Programmers to ask questions or report problems using MIT App Inventor.

This category is used for sharing development progress for those building on the MIT App Inventor open source repository at https://github.com/mit-cml/appinventor-sources. Anyone interested in extending core App Inventor or writing extensions should join this group and share their experiences.

Propose new extensions, get help with extensions, or share your extensions here. If you are a developer writing an extension, please see the #open-source-development:extension-development category instead.

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This category is for asking questions or offering help on good user interface design for App Inventor apps. Share your tips and tricks with other users to provide the best user experience and visuals with the community.

Learn about using Internet of Things (IOT) devices with MIT App Inventor. Share tips and tricks, ask questions, and show off your cool IOT-based projects in this category. For more information about using IOT with MIT App Inventor, see http://iot.appinventor.mit.edu/

Discuss ways of storing and processing data in apps as well as making cross platform applications using components like CloudDB.

Showcase your finished apps and get feedback from other app inventors.

App Inventor provides opportunities to incorporate artificial intelligence into mobile apps using frameworks like Google’s TensorFlow.js. Share extensions, tutorials, and projects that showcase the power of mobile-enabled AI.

Informational posts about MIT App Inventor and the community, such as best practices, posting guidelines, and other information are placed here.

Discussion about this site, its organization, how it works, and how we can improve it.

MIT uses this category to announce new App Inventor features and releases.

Freelancers and people looking for someone to help build apps should use this category to get connected.