Drag and Drop for Apps

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Building apps for iOS devices can be a difficult task – even for experienced app builders. Appsbar has helping those app builders who even have a knowledge of writing code to fully prepare an app for launch, and those new to the app building game, with a drag and drop app maker. Google has emerged as the first contender for drag and drop app builder for primitive apps for Android, while Apple's remains difficult.

A professional and easy app building solution is there for free to use at appsbar.com – and drag and drop was always at the core. Who doesn’t love drag and drop for building apps? Of course any app maker for Windows, to make an HTML5 app takes a content management system that allows experienced and novice app designers the tools to build amazing apps apps completely code-free (and completely cost free!) Drag and drop app building has become so easy that in just over one year, appsbar.com has given more than 110,000 people the opportunity to build Android apps.

What makes the appsbar so popular as an app building tool is its unique simplicity. Just join with an email, choose what kind of app you want to make and drag and drop the content into the app simulator. Drag and drop content on appsbar lets anyone make apps with their own content, or choose from appsbar’s to build and publish apps for Windows, apps for Android, and apps for HTML5 websites (including Facebook).

Appsbar and Scott Hirsch

appsbar is for anyone who asks “how do I develop apps for my smartphone,” or is there an app maker for Windows?” appsbar has emerged as the best app maker and largest developer of Android apps for Google Play, but also the best app maker for Windows, Scott Hirsch launched appsbar.com to be a free to use app maker, that offers drag and drop tools for building free, smartphone and HTML5 apps. Apps-bar allows anyone with or without a tech background to develop professional quality smart phone and tablet apps in minutes for free.

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