What you'll learn
- Learn about Pages and Layouts in Google App Maker
Requirements
- Basic web browser usage
- Completion of Course "Introduction to Google App Maker Part 1 of 5"
- Access to Google App Maker
- Basic knowledge of HTML, Javascript and CSS
Description
In the “Introduction to Google App Maker” courses, you will learn how you can effectively use Google App Maker to build simple web applications. App Maker is Google’s low code rapid application development platform designed for businesses and is part of the G Suite. Unlike traditional development that is very expensive, takes months to complete a project and requires highly skilled programmers, App Maker helps you to go from concept to working application in only a few days. This new technology makes it easy for anyone to quickly learn to build apps for their business, no programming experience required. This course introduces Pages and Layouts.
Who this course is for:
- Individuals interested in learning how to build an app using Google App Maker.
- Individuals who have completed the course "Introduction to Google App Maker Part 1of 5"
Instructor
- 4.5 Instructor Rating
- 219 Reviews
- 152 Students
- 5 Courses
James Ferreira, Co-Founder of Ignite Synergy and App Maker University, Author of the O'Reilly books; "Google Apps Script, Web Application Development Essentials" and "Google Script - Enterprise Application Essentials" and a Google Developer Expert on the G Suite platform.
In addition to running App Maker University, James develops and manages several Google Add-ons that help millions of users get the most out of their Google experience. He has spoken at national conferences and technical events like Google I/O. Previously serving as Chief Information Officer for the New Mexico Office of Attorney General where migrated the first government agency to G Suite, and wrote free software to extend G Suite for education and non-profit. In partnership with Google, James is working to improve the at work experience by helping businesses build their own apps using Google App Maker.