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can i make android apps with html?

i want to make an app for fun. i only have been study html for about 6 weeks in school and i started learn html and css more than the school level bc i find it intresting. i would be happy if i could build an app with html, css maybe with javascript because i havent got any free time sometimes and im afraid i cant study other programming languages next to school (btw it would be a soundboard about google translate read golden sayings from my physics teacher)

9th Jan 2018, 5:17 PM
mutantgoat 🐐🇭🇺
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Html is just for the structure of a website, there is no real functionality programming behind it. Design is done with css which you mentioned as well. For a real interactive application (for android) you would need an object oriented language like java, kotlin or c# (i don't know if javascript is possible as well).
9th Jan 2018, 5:23 PM
Lucien
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9th Jan 2018, 5:33 PM
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but you can do it with js using react.
9th Jan 2018, 6:39 PM
shobhit
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is it the same when creating mobile app that will provide information about one university? i'm a litlle good at java and now practising html too. what else do i need to create such kind of mobile app?
13th Jan 2018, 7:03 AM
Mirkodir Amilov
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search adobe phonegap
19th Jan 2018, 7:08 PM
Mr.Coder
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Ok nice, didn't know. Is Angular js possible as well?
9th Jan 2018, 7:48 PM
Lucien
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An app for android or apple, or something running on a webpage? I was reading somewhere that some of the most basic apps were just HTML...but it sounds like they actually used another app to read it and packaged it together.
10th Jan 2018, 9:35 PM
Reginald Welkin
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Hello. It seems like you could use Adobe Cordova, but then you have to understand JavaScript, as well as html and css. https://www.visualstudio.com/vs/cordova. If you ever get time you could try that. It seems like Android keeps changing, but perhaps you could download Android Studio and try that, but then your stuck learning Java etc. I also tried programming Android using Xamarin, but that uses C# and XAML, which isn't what you are looking.
10th Jan 2018, 9:54 PM
Chris Mason
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