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Components are the basic building blocks of your app. The behaviour and look are of your apps are customised with components.

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Design & Graphics

FontAwesome Icons

Get vector icons and social logos on your website with Font Awesome, the web's most popular icon set and toolkit.

Material Icons

Material Icons are available in five styles and a range of downloadable sizes and densities. The icons are based on the core Material Design principles and metrics.

Illustrations

High-quality and eye-catching scenes for any kind of projects from websites to applications.

Typography

Documentation and examples for Front typography, including global settings, headings, body text, lists, and more.

Components Category

User Interface

User Interface (UI) refers to the visual and interactive elements of a digital system or application that enable users to interact with and control it.

Layouts

An Layouts in design refer to the arrangement and organization of visual elements, such as text, images, and other content, within a space or container.

Media

Media in design typically refers to the types of content used, including images, videos, audio, and other multimedia elements.

Material Components

Material components refer to a set of design and UI elements. include buttons, cards, navigation bars, and more.

Drawing and Animation

Drawing is the act of creating images or illustrations, often using Canvas, image sprite and more. and Animation involves the sequential display of images or frames to create the illusion of movement.

Charts

Charts are graphical representations of data, used to visually convey information, trends, and relationships. Common types include charts, Chart Data 2D.

Maps

A maps is a visual representation of geographic information, Include Components Google maps,Line String,Maps Panorama View and more.

Utilities Components

Utilities components are essential elements or tools within various systems or applications,provide essential services. Examples include Storage Utilities,List Utilties and more.

Dynamic Components

A dynamic Components is a type of list or array that can change in real-time,It's commonly used to display and manage sets of items that may be added, removed, or modified dynamically items.

Sensors

A sensor is a device or component that detects and measures physical phenomena or environmental conditions, such as light, Thermometer, Barometer, Proximity Sensor and more Sensors.

Storage

Storage refers to the capacity to save and retain data, files, or information in a digital or physical format. It can include various media and devices like hard drives, cloud storage, memory cards, and more, providing a means to store and access data when needed.

Social

Social refers to interactions, activities, or platforms that involve individuals or groups connecting, communicating, and sharing information with each other, It encompasses social interactions in various contexts, including social media.

Monetization Banner

A monetization banner is a prominent visual element in a digital platform or app that displays advertisements or promotional content. It serves as a means for generating revenue by showcasing ads to users.

Monetization Interstitial

A monetization interstitial is a full-screen advertisement or promotional message that appears between different content or transitions within a digital platform or app. It's used to generate revenue by displaying ads to users.

Monetization Reward

A monetization reward video ad is a type of advertisement commonly seen in mobile apps and games. Users have the option to watch a short video ad voluntarily in exchange for a reward, such as in-game currency, power-ups, or other bonuses..

Monetization Native

A Monetization Native is an advertisement designed to harmoniously blend with the app's overall design, content, and user experience. They share the same format, style, and context as the surrounding content, making them less intrusive and more engaging for users.

Monetization Mrec

A monetization MREC (Medium Rectangle). It typically has a rectangular shape and is larger than a standard banner ad. MREC ads are positioned within the content and can display a variety of promotional content, including images, videos, and interactive elements.

Monetization Core

Monetization core typically refers to the fundamental strategies and techniques used by businesses and content creators to generate revenue from their products, services, or content. This can encompass various approaches such as advertising.

Monetization Offerwall

A monetization offerwall is a virtual space or page within a mobile app where users can access a variety of offers, tasks, or incentives in exchange for rewards or virtual currency.These offers can include downloading other apps.

Monetization Survey

Monetization survey involve users participating in online questionnaires or surveys in exchange for rewards, such as virtual currency, gift cards, or discounts.It's a win-win approach that generates revenue for survey providers and provides rewards to participants.

Monetization Extra

Monetization Extra is a consolidated hub within the ad network platform where various advertising components and options are centralized, Included Resources and Adapters.

Google

The consolidated component that houses various Google products like authentication (Auth) and Firebase database, In app billing and more, In this centralized platform, users can access information, settings, and features related to various Google services.

Connectivity

Connectivity refers to the ability of devices, systems, or networks to establish communication and share data with each other.often through wired or wireless means, allowing seamless interactions and functionality between connected entities.

LEGO MINDSTORMS®

LEGO MINDSTORMS is a robotics platform that allows users to build and program custom robots using LEGO components and software. It's designed to teach STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) concepts through hands-on robotics projects, fostering creativity and problem-solving skills in users, typically children and educators.

Experimental

Experimental" refers to activities, processes, or projects that involve testing, exploration, or innovation to gain new insights, knowledge, or outcomes. It often involves trying out new ideas, approaches, or technologies to assess their potential or effectiveness before wider adoption or implementation.

Data Types

Assets

In Android, "assets" refer to files and resources bundled with an app for use at runtime. These files are typically read-only and can include images, audio, HTML, or data files, often used for providing static content or resources to the app during its operation.

Color

In Android, "hex colors" refer to colors represented using hexadecimal notation, typically in the format #RRGGBB or #AARRGGBB. The "RR," "GG," "BB," and optionally "AA" represent red, green, blue, and alpha (transparency) values, respectively.

Number

In Android, "int" stands for integer, which is a data type used to represent whole numbers (positive or negative) without decimal points. Integers are commonly used in Android app development to store and manipulate numeric values, such as counts, indices, or settings, within the code.

Text

In Android, a "string" is a data type used to store and manipulate sequences of characters, typically text. Strings are widely used to display and manage textual content within Android apps, including labels, messages, and user interface elements.

Blocks Overview

Screen

Screens in app development refers to creating new user interface pages or views within an application. Each screen serves a specific purpose and presents information or features to the user. This process involves designing, coding, and integrating new screens to enhance the functionality and user experience of the app.

Control

These blocks are used for creating and controlling program flow, such as loops, conditionals, and user input. Users can drag and stack these blocks to create sequences of actions and decisions within their code, making it easier to learn and understand programming concepts, especially for beginners and educational purposes.

Logic

Logic is a visual programming element in the Blockly language used for implementing logical operations and decision-making in code. These blocks enable users, especially beginners, to create conditional statements, comparisons, and other logical processes using a drag-and-drop interface.

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Math

Math is a visual programming component within the Blockly language designed for performing mathematical operations and calculations. These blocks allow users to create mathematical expressions, equations, and formulas using a drag-and-drop interface.

Lists

Lists is a visual programming element in the Blockly language that deals with lists or arrays of data. These blocks enable users to manipulate and work with collections of items, such as numbers, text, or other data types, through a drag-and-drop interface.

Dictionaries

Dictionaries is a visual programming element in the Blockly language used for working with dictionaries or key-value pairs. These blocks enable users to create, manipulate, and access data organized in a dictionary format, where each piece of information is associated with a unique key.

Colors

Colors is a visual programming component in the Blockly language designed for working with colors in a code-based environment. These blocks allow users to select, manipulate, and apply colors to various elements within their programs or projects. .

Variables

Variables is a visual programming element in the Blockly language used for creating and managing variables within a code-based environment. These blocks enable users to define, store, and manipulate data values with user-defined names.

Procedures

Procedures is a visual programming element in the Blockly language used for defining and creating custom procedures or functions. These blocks allow users to encapsulate a series of code instructions into reusable, named blocks.

Any Components

Any Component blocks can be configured to work with different types of components or objects in an app, such as buttons, text fields, or images.Developers can define a set of actions or behaviors in one "Any Component" block and then apply that logic to multiple instances of the specified component type.

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Guides

Hello World

Get ready to create your first app with Android Builder. This beginner-friendly platform will guide you through the process, teaching essential app development skills and helping you bring your unique app idea to life.

Backpack

Backpack is a feature that allows you to store and save blocks in a Blockly workspace so you can easily reuse them in your programming projects. It's like a digital backpack where you can collect and carry blocks with you to different parts of your code, making coding more efficient and organized.

Concept Cards

Concept cards are compact educational resources that distill complex topics into concise, visually appealing formats. They serve as quick references or study aids, presenting essential information, key ideas, or diagrams.

Live Development

Live Development simplifies app testing. Download the companion app and connect by scanning a barcode. It allows developers to instantly see changes in a live environment, streamlining testing and collaboration for a more efficient development process.

Component Guides

Component guides are instructional resources providing detailed information on how to use specific software or hardware components effectively. They offer step-by-step instructions, tips, and best practices to help users understand and maximize the functionality.

Extensions

An extension refers to a modular component or library that adds specific features or functionality to an app.you can enhance your app's functionality by importing extensions. These are pre-built modules or libraries that extend the capabilities of your app.

Api Keys

An API key is a unique identifier used in app development to authenticate and authorize access to external services or APIs (Application Programming Interfaces). It serves as a security measure, ensuring only authorized users or apps can interact with the API, making secure data retrieval or integration possible.

Dependencies

Dependencies in app development refer to external libraries or packages required to add specific functionality or features to an application. They simplify development by providing pre-written code, saving time and effort. Developers include dependencies in their projects to access tools, resources, and functions.

Resources

Resources in app development are files or data that provide content, assets, or configuration settings for an application. They include images, layouts, strings, and XML files. Resources are used to separate content from code, making it easier to manage, localize, and customize an app's appearance and behavior without altering the aia file.

Application Setup

New application setup guides are instructional documents or resources that provide step-by-step instructions for configuring and preparing a fresh application environment. They typically include installation steps, initial settings, and best practices to help users or developers set up an application correctly and efficiently.