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Intro To App Lab

Students must be 13 years old to use Applab and log in using a Google account. Applab allows students to create apps using both a design mode to build the visual interface and a code mode to add functionality using JavaScript. When designing apps, it is important to name all labels, variables, images and sounds using clear, camelcase names without spaces to identify their purpose and make the code easier to read and understand.

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Intro To App Lab

Students must be 13 years old to use Applab and log in using a Google account. Applab allows students to create apps using both a design mode to build the visual interface and a code mode to add functionality using JavaScript. When designing apps, it is important to name all labels, variables, images and sounds using clear, camelcase names without spaces to identify their purpose and make the code easier to read and understand.

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Introduction to app Lab

Applab - basic rules


Students must be 13 years old
Students must log in
• Many have already created an account from
Hour of Code
• I prefer to have students use a Google
Account
2 Sides to creating an App
• Design Mode
• Code Mode
Blackly
Javascript
NAME EVERYTHING when designing your app
Naming
Conventions
your labels and variables with names
that make sense
scorelabel. emojilabel.
backgroundlmage, ouchSound Not
labelI, label2, label3. imageI,image2
Don't include spaces in the names
scorelabel not score label
Use camelcase
Start with a lower case letter and every
beginning letter of a word capitalize
myFirstEmojiGame
Source: code.educte/applab

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