williamhaley

MIT App Inventor is a great way to explore mobile application development for Android without needing to know how to code in Java or Kotlin. This is often referred to as "no-code" or "WYSIWYG" (what you see is what you get) programming.

The App Inventor uses Scratch blocks and a visual designer (not so dissimilar from Xcode's UI) to program the app.

However, the emulators provided by MIT aren't necessarily modern or full featured. There is a way around this though.

Export An APK

After building your app in MIT App Inventory, click Build -> App ( save .apk to my computer ) to download an .apk build of the app.

williamhaley

�
	�
-g��*z���
���{����ar�	ս�P���{-f���@���ZD
_����_�slˍ��f����l.��e�fӺTm�W��#E�|�c�e���W�GՐ�n� �y�	RE3ۉI�6ҍVU5���o�ÿ,���&��n�"��T���C#��&FĠ��oJ����'p>z�aM�U�X�~�蠹�4��-7#w��WEI��?}n�@G&ٰ����O&�;
�	��4/���h��F���P�j��v\9�ގ�
G�#k2�(Qd��#
�D|��a�<�t�KlO�.B*
m�R�cEx%$@�
z�u]��@`YD<f[ã0��i�(�(:5�Kzh�ݽ�$;YR�›��9,~�=w����Y�Z�W�_
�]��`�R�\ĿQ
2�*҄�o���h���b0?�	�cuZlz�ֵ�0W�~h)����;��'���)[h()��rاP�Cp@'?ZI��I�Q���/�u�]��!b��0n^��2�h�r"��=?��o���+�{�.¿�|��0��Z>d���'�Ob��-xrϒ�Uz;�ȏlo�B@�/1����M�ܞ^܄Z��T�f��IX��^z�B>�L�5�NWW�]���L�����f��B����T�I���Ks�
U��>(C�Xy�!�G;3�螩蓾v;Bc�=g����l��Ѻ�$4�kZ~|�>ˇ0��.��V�.�/����{��cf��rCH��S/�I�F7I����V3�6G���Sڣ�&�YHd��7�B��qC
��i��#!n2�����BK!v��V����#R>��N+W~%F�
/��?K]!*�����/�m{V%�0��16����*�i���D{A�NEX"�~�;��:�N��o��jm�(�*ރ~aF�}�a�ǚ�#�4hA 7�F��T��j���=�rE���DG���I
��x��4�2���DlƄC?[ Qdc��<=�lF��Ā�t���:�e�8�N?L�n��a��\e
_˾�婰�2�ܑ�q_U:���

williamhaley

Plain text / source material

Here is the plain text English full version of Alice in Wonderland.

Hashed

Here is a hash of the entire book. Every single word, punctation mark, space, etc.

c8f5de222fcf1804197e97b0df02d30d25ab70715fcf93bb8d61c0f7b2c13acb

williamhaley

public class MoveLeftCommand extends RobotCommand {
  public MoveLeftCommand(String button) {
    super(button);
  }

  protected void logic() {
    // Set up the motors
    // Move the robot
    // Make sure robot is in the right position
    System.out.println("move left!");

williamhaley

import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.Iterator;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Map;

class Main {
  public static void main(String[] args) {
    Demo demo = new Demo();
    demo.doTheDemo();

williamhaley

import java.io.BufferedReader;
import java.io.InputStreamReader;
import java.io.PrintWriter;
import java.net.Socket;

public class Client {
  private Socket clientSocket;
  private PrintWriter out;
  private BufferedReader in;

williamhaley

class Main {
    public static void main(String[] args) {
        System.out.println("hello world");
    }
}

williamhaley

/**
 * Run this script from the root of the repo you want to inspect. It's assumed
 * that there's a `./node_modules` and `./package.json` where this script runs.
 */

const packageJSON = require('./package.json');

// Get all the top-level dependencies for the current project.
const dependencies = {
  ...packageJSON.dependencies,

williamhaley

#!/usr/bin/env bash

set -x

email='whatever@gmail.com'
domain='whatever.wherever.com'
username='admin'
password='password'

# Copy this inside the container. Let's Encrypt is going to modify it automatically.

williamhaley

package main

import (
	"fmt"
)

// https://www.reddit.com/r/golang/comments/7b4mt9/greatest_common_divisor/

// GreatestCommonDenominator finds the GCD of two ints
func GreatestCommonDenominator(a, b int) int {