Since Kuritre Game we created this application for disclosure of this magnificent tool created by Google that allows people without prior knowledge of programming, enter the fascinating world of mobile applications.

Our application is currently the only one in Castilian that exists in Google Play language.

Although this application is specially designed for tablets it works perfectly on other devices with lower resolutions.

With this application you can access videos of the workshop on Youtube which consists of eight videos of an average duration of three minutes, it can also be accessed to download Google Dirve graphics and sounds that the workshop will be used as well as a complete 165 pages manual in PDF format which develops and explains each step video.

After the workshop you will be familiar with the following concepts:

• Introduction to Programming with blocks
• Create simple applications using the GUI
• Emulation applications on mobile devices.
• Collision detection and sprite animation.
• Ratings, variables and data storage
• Play with different images and interactions.


The workshop is building an application Spaceships kind of start to finish. Thanks to this simple game is introduced gradually, the basics of programming. After the workshop will have the minimum knowledge to create other similar applications.

Detail Video Workshop


Video Interface (4:56)
overview of App Inventor 2 console

Video 1 (03:05)
Panel Construction scoring game.

Video 2 (4:11)
Construction of the canvas of the game and the controls of the ship

Video 3 (3:06)
Suitability as canvas

Video 4 (5:34)
Programming the movement of the earth ship

VIDEO 5 (6:05)
Programming the laser beam

Video 6 (5:34)
Programming movement of the alien ship and impact of the laser beam

Video 7 (4:44)
Programming "END GAME" and reset the game

Total time video 28:43

App Inventor is a platform created by Google Labs to create software applications for the Android operating system. App Inventor appeared on July 12, 2010, and opened to the public on December 15, 2010. In August 2011, Google announced that it would keep this application, but would open source for education. A week later the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), a private institution of higher education located in Cambridge, Massachusetts (USA), announced it would take over the project. In December 2013, a new public MIT AI2 (AppInventor2) version.

Since November 2014, the application is available in Castilian.

To develop applications with App Inventor is needed:

- A web browser (Firefox or Chome)
- A Smartphone or Android tablet (if not available you can use an emulator) and
- An account at Google.

The platform App Inventor is free and does not need to load any software as it works in the cloud.

The official website of App Inventor is http://appinventor.mit.edu/explore/