According to Kitakuni, the app is designed for people who start feeling programming is enjoyable after learning through use of tutorial video clips.

This app doesn’t have much going for it, but it does introduce you to one of the most frequently used methods you’ll use in the React universe: the ReactDOM.render method.

From Android to iOS to Windows Phone, anyone can create an app—coding skills (not necessarily) required.

Swifty is an app that provides an interactive set of tutorials that gradually guide you through the basics of Swift on your iPhone or iPad, from the very basics of variables and data types to the ...

I wrote last year about Tinkerstellar, a new iPad app inspired by Apple’s Swift Playground that’s designed to help people learn Python through multiple interactive lessons. Tinkerstellar is ...

How to Build an App When You Have No Coding Knowledge or Programming Skills The world is moving towards a no-code era. In this article, we'll discuss what no-code app builders are, how they work ...

But the game wasn’t the culmination of years of computer science classes -- it was just one class project in the growing world of mobile-app programming courses at universities.

Drag and drop your way to Android programming. MIT App Inventor, re-released as a beta service (as of March 5, 2012) by the MIT Center for Mobile Learning after taking over the project from Google, is ...

A new Kickstarter project has been launched this week called Tickle that has been created by the MIT Media Lab to introduce children into app programming on iOS devices such as the iPad and iPhone.