MIT App Inventor Beta Preview Opens To Public

The Mecca of Engineering, Massachusetts Institute Of Technology has kept its promise and launched the App Inventor to all the developers in the world. MIT's Center For Mobile Learning announced that the beta version of the App Inventor is now available as a public resource. For the last 60+ days, MIT's engineers and a team of over 5000 testing engineers were busy conducting closed tests of the system. The developers can now download the App Inventor from <a href="https://appinventor.mit.edu/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">MIT App Inventor</a>. You will have to use your Google ID to login to get access to the download.


MIT App Inventor Beta Download Available | Image Credit: WidgetsLab

The App Inventor is actually a creation of Google. The company however no longer maintains the project. MIT offered to own the project and launched their own version of the software. Neo app developers may keep in mind that the version you're downloading is still in beta and may not work perfectly. The App Inventor, however, is a great tool to start developing apps because the App Inventor does not require you to write any code. You begin by 'designing' the app and the software will take care of the rest.

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