Hi, I want to build my own builder with app inventor.
I read the instructions at GitHub but it seemed to hard and tough.
Is there any easier way?
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Everythig is not easy in this world.
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Hi there and welcome to the community
If you want to make your own builder then you need to have a lot of knowledge of Java, Kawa and Scheme(according to me)
And if you want to make it for users then you need to pay for servers and google app engine
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It is easy just follow the instructions
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https://josmas.github.io/contributingToAppInventor2/#/
Follow this guide. I also made using this guide
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What you made it????
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He is trying to make another app inventor
I know,
but I was asking that has he made it or not?
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no, I didn't it yet
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I would recommend against trying to run your own version of App Inventor as a service for others if you have difficulty understanding how to apply the instructions in the README. App Inventor is a complex piece of software with multiple moving parts and it is not trivial to run it for a large audience. You may want to start with trying to build your own extensions, etc. to become more familiar with the system first before taking on a larger task.
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I am building some of my own extensions.
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It's sad, that's a tough world...
git clone https://github.com/mit-cml/appinventor-sources.git
was successful?
after that do a
cd appinventor-sources
copy sample-.gitignore .gitignore
git submodule update --init
Taifun
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whatever you are doing after git clone you have to change the directory... protip: read the error message and read my previous answer...
Taifun
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You should clone in a path you are comfortable with
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@Taifun & @Sagnik_Chatterjee As there were some problems with cloning the repo is it ok to download the repo manually and then doing all the steps?