Getting started with Sketchware

Getting started with Sketchware


STEP1 - Open playstore and type “create your own apps”.
STEP2 – download sketchware.
Sketchware is a integrated development environment (IDE) inspired from the language Scratch, which allows you to develop, compile, and build an Android application directly on your smartphone, without any help from a PC. Simply put, Sketchware is a friendly mobile application that allows you to create applications on your smartphone without having to go through any complicated setups. There are absolutely no boundaries between developers and non-programmers. Anyone can experience programming and create a working application through Sketchware.
Sketchware can range from assisting as a friendly educational tool for children to serving as a professional tool for developers to quickly start a new project. It is an excellent starting point for you to familiarize yourself with Android App development.
STEP3 – open it.
STEP4 – create a project by clicking the fab on the bottom right corner.
STEP5 – name your app (eg.test).
STEP6 – click on “create app” button, a workspace opens where you can design your app and add widgets to it. The screen appears like this.
STEP7 – now design your app and add programming according to your wish.
STEP8 – when work is done, finally click over the “run” button in bottom right section of the screen. The apk building process starts. This procedure might take varying time based on the speed of the processing.
STEP9 – Install screens opens and install it by clicking on the install button.
Congratulations you have created your first app and of course without any programming knowledge requirement. You can earn money by making useful apps and sharing them on playstore.
 Sketchware gives you a platform where you can create your app as well as allows you to publish your app directly in playstore.
Hope you like it.
THANK YOU

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