In the fourth class of the course creating apps with AppGyver we are going to see in depth the Composer Pro tool.
We will see how to create views by dragging and dropping different elements on the screen, we will learn how to create the logic of the views without the need to write code, and to test and compile the applications in simulators or on the Web itself.
And it is that with Vomposer Pro we will be able to customize the different elements of the interface, and carry out the development of different types of variables: environment, App, or screen. Go for it!
Well, we have seen how to work with AppGyver’s Composer Pro. We have also seen that there is the possibility of downloading a native application to be able to test the application on a real device.
It must be said that AppGyver and Composer Pro is free for life as long as you are an independent developer or an organization with less than 10 million dollars in turnover in revenue or financing.
The free account allows publication in the different markets, yes, with your own credentials after creating the accounts in the aforementioned stores.
Finally, comment that with a single development you will be able to compile the application for iOS and Android devices, both mobile and tablet versions, as well as the desktop version for Mac or Windows.
Of course, I leave you homework, download the AppGyver application on your Smartphone so that when we finish the project you can test it on a real device.
If you have any questions about the course you can contact us at the Intranet support, where we will be happy to answer your questions.
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