People who create modifications from this code base are free to use the term "App Inventor" and the puzzle-piece Android logo in their work. MIT will be releasing its own versions under the name ...

Students aged 18 or older can also apply for Google Summer of Code projects to work on MIT App Inventor. Teachers might consider participating in our annual Expert Trainers course. It’s all very ...

MIT isn't ready to accept code contributions from the open ... according to Google they are free to use both the term 'App Inventor' and the puzzle-piece Android logo in their work.

Here is where the real innovation of MIT App Inventor shines through because it makes programming the application very visual. Each function is represented by a colorful jigsaw puzzle-like block.

MIT is still working on rolling out its version of the service, but has just released an open-source version of the code. Google App Inventor, a simplified tool for creating Android apps ...

(To be clear, Thunkable’s code will not be open source, although they say they do hope to take in community contributions in future.) While MIT App Inventor’s original target was educators ...