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* [[A Simple Program - JS|A Simple Program]] | * [[A Simple Program - JS|A Simple Program]] | ||
* [[Adding Two Numbers - JS|Adding Two Numbers]] | * [[Adding Two Numbers - JS|Adding Two Numbers]] | ||
* [[TicTacToe|Make your own Tic Tac Toe game]]. | |||
* [[Using_the_Select_Control - JS|Using the Select control]] | * [[Using_the_Select_Control - JS|Using the Select control]] | ||
* [[Multiple Forms - JS|Multiple Forms]] | * [[Multiple Forms - JS|Multiple Forms]] | ||
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==== [[Kesbath Course|Making Computer Games - BASIC]] ==== | ==== [[Kesbath Course|Making Computer Games - BASIC]] ==== | ||
Developed by King Edward's School in Bath, England, this course teaches kids how to make computer games. | Developed by King Edward's School in Bath, England, this course teaches kids how to make computer games. | ||
==== [https://www.yumpu.com/ro/document/view/28844617/usermanual NSB Application for Mobile] ==== | |||
(Arabic) Developed by Tatweer Education Holding Company, the course has been used by over 1,000,000 students in the Middle East. |
Revision as of 23:10, 25 May 2016
These Tutorials will help you get up to speed with NSB/AppStudio quickly.
If you have an idea for a Tutorial, please let us know. We will be happy to post it, giving you full credit.
Tutorials
BASIC
- A Simple Program
- Adding Two Numbers
- Using the Select control
- Multiple Forms
- Communicating with a Server
- WebSockets
- Using the Chrome Debugger
- Using the PhoneGap Debugger
JavaScript
- A Simple Program
- Adding Two Numbers
- Make your own Tic Tac Toe game.
- Using the Select control
- Multiple Forms
- Communicating with a Server
- WebSockets
- Using the Chrome Debugger
- Using the PhoneGap Debugger
Courses and Curricula
Web Apps for Mobile Devices - BASIC
These are the notes for our 4 section course. It assumes the trainees have a programming background. You can follow through the course notes and lab sessions on your own: if you would like on site training please contact us for details.
Making Computer Games - BASIC
Developed by King Edward's School in Bath, England, this course teaches kids how to make computer games.
NSB Application for Mobile
(Arabic) Developed by Tatweer Education Holding Company, the course has been used by over 1,000,000 students in the Middle East.