[FREE] TicTacToe Extension

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Video tutorial for this extension -:

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Thank you @TheCodingBus for this great tutorial :clap:t2:

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It's great👍

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Thank you @Deborah_Cocchetti

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License

Extension is allowed to be just used by individuals. Modifying of source and reselling/redistribution is prohibited. If you want to share this extension to someone, post the link to this thread in the topic.

Regards Horizon

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There should be a method to replicate this whole extension with buttons, and one more to replicate this with a Canvas, which I am working on.

Never mind. This does not mean that your extension is bad. Keep working on your extension to expand it.

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But you could estimate the size of blocks and app with Extension and without extension

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No, just 200 blocks. With the canvas component, I can also:

  • set other characters for tic tac toe, such as ✠, :duck:, D or something else.

  • enlarge the font size of the X or O.

  • regular tic tac toe.

Yes, App Inventor is used to make apps. But in App Inventor, the main purpose is to learn. With a Canvas component, although it won't be that easy as an arrangement, but we can practice our problem solving skills. I hope all users reading this can think outside of the box and find ways that can be done with built-in blocks. We shouldn't just care about the app size and how difficult it would be.

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Yess that's absolutely right, and this is the only reason that i have made this extension open source, so that others users can also learn java along with this

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In reality it is really hard for me to understand how you have made this extension so for beginners :scream:

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I'm sorry, as i haven't added comments to show that how each variable, method, class works :sweat_smile::sweat_smile:

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Addressing beginner means individual knows atleast basics (more specifically not just copy & paste)

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aix needed

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:point_down: :point_down:

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thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Thank you @dora_paz for guiding him

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Cool Mate

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Amazing Work
Congratulations

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Thank you @OverloadedTech :relaxed:

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TicTacToe Extension - Now Open Source! :tada:

Hey MIT App Inventor Community,

I'm thrilled to announce that my Tic Tac Toe extension is now open source! :tada: This means you can now dive into the code, see how it works, and even contribute to making it better.

Why Open Source?

I've always believed in the power of open source. It's a great way to learn and grow together as a community. By sharing this extension, I hope to:

  • Encourage Learning: Get a deeper understanding of how such extensions are built.
  • Foster Innovation: Improve and innovate upon the existing code.
  • Collaborate: Work together to enhance and fix any issues.

Check It Out on GitHub

You can find the complete source code here:

  • GitHub Repository:

Feel free to clone the repository, explore the code, and if you have any cool ideas or fixes, don't hesitate to contribute!

Key Features

  • Easy Integration: Simple to integrate into your existing projects.
  • Customizable: Tweak the look and feel to match your app’s style.
  • Lightweight: Doesn't bloat your app and runs smoothly.

How to Use

  1. Clone the Repository:
    git clone https://github.com/Horizon3833/TicTacToe.git
  2. Explore the Code: Open the project in your favorite IDE.
  3. Integrate: Follow the instructions in the README to integrate it into your MIT App Inventor projects.
  4. Customize: Feel free to modify the code to suit your needs.

Contribution

I’d love to see contributions from the community! Whether it’s fixing bugs, adding new features, or improving the documentation, your help is welcome. Open an issue or submit a pull request on GitHub.

Need Help?

If you have any questions or run into issues, feel free to reach out here on the forum or open an issue on GitHub.

Let's build and learn together! :rocket:

Best regards,
Horizon