A Simple Program - Revision history

Ghenne at 15:32, 25 February 2021

2021-02-25T15:32:31Z

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	=== Run on an iPhone ===		=== Run on an iPhone ===

	1. Good work! Now let's run it on a phone. From the Deploy picker, choose "Deploy to ~~Volt~~". ~~Volt~~ is a test server we have set up for AppStudio users. (We're using an iPhone here. We'll do it for Android next.)		1. Good work! Now let's run it on a phone. From the Deploy picker, choose "Deploy to VoltServer". VoltServer is a test server we have set up for AppStudio users. (We're using an iPhone here. We'll do it for Android next.)

	Choose "I'd like to continue using the demo account for now". You can set up a permanent account later, and click Deploy.		Choose "I'd like to continue using the demo account for now". You can set up a permanent account later, and click Deploy.

2019-05-10T14:20:50Z

Run on an Android device

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	1. Here is how our app looks.		1. Here is how our app looks.

	[[File:TT01.18.png\|~~240px\|320px~~]]<br>		[[File:TT01.18.png\|border]]<br>
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	2. Tap on the menu button to bring up your choices. Click on Add to homescreen.		2. Tap on the menu button to bring up your choices. Click on Add to homescreen.

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	3. Click on Add to add it to your Home Screen.		3. Click on Add to add it to your Home Screen.

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	4. Here is how it looks on the homescreen.		4. Here is how it looks on the homescreen.

	[[File:TT01.21.png~~\|240px\|320px~~]]<br>		[[File:TT01.21.png]]<br>
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2019-05-10T13:47:12Z

Run on an iPhone

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	3. You'll see this. Enter the link into Safari or use a QR Code scan utility to start app.		2. You'll see this. Enter the link into Safari or use a QR Code scan utility to start app.

	[[File:TT01.11.JPG]]<br>		[[File:TT01.11.JPG]]<br>
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	4. Hit Go. The page will appear. You can tap on "Click Me!", and you'll see: a working app in AppStudio.		3. Hit Go. The page will appear. You can tap on "Click Me!", and you'll see: a working app in AppStudio.

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	5. Choose "Add To Home Screen", then click on Add.		5. Choose "Add To Home Screen", then click on Add.
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	[[File:TT01.15.png]]<br>		[[File:TT01.15.png]]<br>
	7. Click on the HelloWorld icon~~, and this splash screen shows up:~~		7. Click on the HelloWorld icon. Now the app itself is showing. Notice the top Safari bar is not there? This app now looks and runs like a normal phone app. It will even run if the device is offline.

	~~[[File:TT01.16.png]]<br>~~
	8. Now the app itself is showing. Notice the top Safari bar is not there? This app now looks and runs like a normal phone app. It will even run if the device is offline.

	[[File:TT01.17.png]]<br>		[[File:TT01.17.png]]<br>

2019-05-10T13:40:15Z

Run on an iPhone

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	4. Hit Go. The page will appear. You can tap on "Click Me!", and you'll see: a working app in AppStudio.		4. Hit Go. The page will appear. You can tap on "Click Me!", and you'll see: a working app in AppStudio.

	[[File:TT01.12.png]]<br>		[[File:TT01.12.png\|border]]<br>
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2019-05-10T13:38:12Z

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	~~2. Now, get your iPhone and go into Safari. Enter in the URL from the last step.~~		4. Hit Go. The page will appear. You can tap on "Click Me!", and you'll see: a working app in AppStudio.

	~~[[File:TT01.12.png]]<br>~~
	~~<br><br>~~

	3. Hit Go. The page will appear. You can tap on "Click Me!", and you'll see: a working app in AppStudio.

	[[File:TT01.12.png]]<br>		[[File:TT01.12.png]]<br>

2019-05-10T13:34:10Z

Run on an iPhone

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	2. Now, get your iPhone and go into Safari. Enter in the URL from the last step.		2. Now, get your iPhone and go into Safari. Enter in the URL from the last step.

	[[File:TT01.11.~~JPG~~]]<br>		[[File:TT01.12.png]]<br>
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2019-05-10T13:19:46Z

Run on an iPhone

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			3. You'll see this. Enter the link into Safari or use a QR Code scan utility to start app.

			[[File:TT01.11.JPG]]<br>
	<br><br>		<br><br>

	2. Now, get your iPhone and go into Safari. Enter in the URL from the last step.		2. Now, get your iPhone and go into Safari. Enter in the URL from the last step.

	[[File:TT01.11.~~png~~]]<br>		[[File:TT01.11.JPG]]<br>
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2019-05-10T13:09:18Z

Run on an iPhone

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	1. Good work! Now let's run it on a phone. From the Deploy picker, choose "Deploy to Volt". Volt is a test server we have set up for AppStudio users. (We're using an iPhone here. We'll do it for Android next.)		1. Good work! Now let's run it on a phone. From the Deploy picker, choose "Deploy to Volt". Volt is a test server we have set up for AppStudio users. (We're using an iPhone here. We'll do it for Android next.)

			Choose "I'd like to continue using the demo account for now". You can set up a permanent account later, and click Deploy.

	[[File:TT01.10.JPG]]<br>		[[File:TT01.10.JPG]]<br>

2019-05-10T12:17:14Z

Run on an iPhone

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	=== Run on an iPhone ===		=== Run on an iPhone ===

	1. Good work! Now let's run it on a phone. From the Deploy picker, choose "Deploy to ~~AppStudio Server~~". We have set ~~this one~~ up for AppStudio users ~~for testing~~. (We're using an iPhone here. We'll do it for Android next.)		1. Good work! Now let's run it on a phone. From the Deploy picker, choose "Deploy to Volt". Volt is a test server we have set up for AppStudio users. (We're using an iPhone here. We'll do it for Android next.)

	[[File:TT01.10.JPG]]<br>		[[File:TT01.10.JPG]]<br>

2015-08-27T08:46:04Z

Run on an iPhone

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	=== Run on an iPhone ===		=== Run on an iPhone ===

	1. Good work! Now let's run it on a phone. From the Deploy picker, choose "Deploy to ~~nsbapp.com server~~"~~. The IDE will upload your complete app to a webserver called nsbapp.com~~. We have set this one up for AppStudio users for testing. (We're using an iPhone here. We'll do it for Android next.)		1. Good work! Now let's run it on a phone. From the Deploy picker, choose "Deploy to AppStudio Server". We have set this one up for AppStudio users for testing. (We're using an iPhone here. We'll do it for Android next.)

	[[File:TT01.10.JPG]]<br>		[[File:TT01.10.JPG]]<br>