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Arun Saigal
@aksaigal
Hi all,
We made Thunkable to help anyone to build native mobile apps. We've been working on this tool at MIT and Google for the past few years as an open source project called MIT App Inventor, and we decided to make a product (Thunkable) around it to better support our users. We’re in the current YC W2016 batch.
There are two parts to the tool:
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Arun Saigal
@aksaigal
Hi all,
We made Thunkable to help anyone to build native mobile apps. We've been working on this tool at MIT and Google for the past few years as an open source project called MIT App Inventor, and we decided to make a product (Thunkable) around it to better support our users. We’re in the current YC W2016 batch.
There are two parts to the tool:
Designer:… See more
Duane Wilson✌️
@helloduane · Design, Technologist, Helper of Startups
Fairly sure this was the project that Google started to build simple Android apps that was taken over by MIT. There is a long history of people doing this, Nokia used a UK company to build web hybrid apps in their app store as well. They all work meh. Could be fun for designers to test things but in general it's better to just start from a solid codebase....… See more
Hugh Durkin
@hughbeme · Hugh Durkin
So awesome. "Drag and drop programming" - would love to see this for web apps too.
carlos garcia
@androidlove · Co-Founder, Internet Missionaries
Basically App Inventor but with new features! App Store publish, templates and a future iPhone version. Wow nice job!