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April 6, 2012 07:00 pm GMT
Programr, an online lab for learning to code - yep, sort of like Codecademy, but for higher-level languages, has just introduced Android coding support. With the added option, aspiring student developers can create Android apps right in the browser. When the project is complete the apps can be downloaded into APK format, then loaded up on your Android devices, shared with friends or sent off to the Android Market...Google Play store.And, says company co-founder Rajesh Moorjani, the startup is working on doing the same for iOS apps next.For a little background, Programr is a new entry in the "learn to code online" space, which has seen growing interest over the past several months, thanks in part, to Codecademy's "Code Year" initiative which saw some 100,000 users sign up in just 48 hours of going live.This year, everyone wants to learn to code, it seems.
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Learning To Code Apps? Programr, The Codecademy For Higher-Level Languages, Adds Support For Android
Programr, an online lab for learning to code - yep, sort of like Codecademy, but for higher-level languages, has just introduced Android coding support. With the added option, aspiring student developers can create Android apps right in the browser. When the project is complete the apps can be downloaded into APK format, then loaded up on your Android devices, shared with friends or sent off to the Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/JmbjP-E4uGg/
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