But Wait, There's More

Once you understand how App Inventor works, how to access components and how to explore the component capabilities, then you can get serious

...did you notice the HELP? It does

Notice the little question marks (?) - clicking them gets a brief help, clicking on the contained link gives you more - often suggestions and code examples - neat.

	The main Interface palette contains most common controls.
	The layout palette is important - you must use layouts to arrange components in particular places
	Graphics and game controls live in the Drawing and Animation palette
	The sensors palette gives you access to the phone's built in arrays, including accelerometer and clock
	The phone capacity can also be accessed via the Media palette, with camera and on-board media services
	Phone and social media apis can also be accessed via the Social Palette
	Storage lets you use a number of cool methods of making persistent records. Tiny DBs live on the phone as do files. Tiny Web DBs and Fusion tables live in the cloud - all let you keep information so that subsequent runs of your app do not start blank.
	Bluetooth connectivty is also possible
	Control of Lego gear vua bluetooth is also fairly straight forward