The App Inventor team is happy to announce a new feature designed to encourage sharing and exploration of projects and the code behind them.

Congratulations to our collaborators from the Verizon Foundation and the Technology Student Association, and especially to the just announced Best In State winners of the 2015 Verizon Innov

Though some of you may have noticed late in 2014, we're now making the official announcement. MIT App Inventor has been used in many countries (more than 195 at last count) for some time, but now the interface for the programming environment, found at http://ai2.appinventor.mit.edu/, is now available in more than just English. So far, we've released Spanish and Chinese (simplified and traditional) translations, accessible by clicking the globe icon in the top menu bar of MIT App Inventor.

We're very happy to announce that Teaching App Creation, a course designed for those who wish to teach others how to build apps with MIT App Inventor is now live and available for the general public.

Join us at MIT for the third annual App Inventor Summit to be held July 17 & 18, 2014.

The MIT App Inventor Summit is the annual gathering of the world-wide App Inventor community. Hosted by the MIT Center for Mobile Learning and the MIT Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (CSAIL), this summit brings together a diverse range of individuals, including: research scientists; educators from formal and informal settings; NGO staff members; computer scientists; representatives from industry; entrepreneurs; and others.