How to Successfully Build an Android App

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DAY ONE (2/12/2025) Purportedly, building and publishing an Android app is relatively painless. We're about to find out just how much pain is involved in this process. Just so you know a little bit about me, I come to this with an extensive background in web design, computer repair, and plenty of computer programming. I've also self-published books and music. So, I should be well equipped to learn this in shortest amount of time. First, we'll use Google Search to find the MIT App Inventor website... Click Get Started in the subheading of these results. Next, click Beginner Tutorials . Scroll down and click on Chromebook (if you are doing this on a Chromebook, as I am). My Chromebook already came with the Play Store fully integrated into the system, so I skipped this part. However, I did go into my Chromebook's Settings (click at the bottom-right corner of the screen, in the vicinity of the clock, and, next, click the gear icon), scrolled down and clicked About ChromeO...