Hello All, I am new to buzztouch and am excited about the prospect of creating my own apps. Many years ago, I began college with the idea of computer programming....then life happened. Later, I was able to get into multimedia programming...then again life happened. Well, here I am again. I have a good understanding of how programming works but my few years of experience was so long ago that I don't know know any current programming languages. Finding buzztouch seems like a simple way to get back into designing multimedia ideas without having to learn a new language. So here is my newbie question: Where can I go to view apps that other members have designed, created, and posted? I have randomly clicked on member names in the forums to view their profile but I was looking for a better way to see what has actually been created by the buzztouch community has a whole. Honestly, the majority of members I previewed do not have any apps listed in their profile (they were picked random so I may have missed a lot). I read many reviews about buzztouch before signing up and was expecting to see a lot of apps posted. Maybe I'm looking in the wrong areas. Any suggestions? I just would like to see what is being produced, what kind of apps are out there, etc. Thanks for any suggestions and look forward to being part of the buzztouch community! happyhound

Mr. David has a screenshot library of some of his member's releases... but for the life of me I can't seem to find the right link, lol! but you're right; there should be some sort of gallery for BT published apps. Sadly, I suspect if people haven't put them in their profile, they may not make it to that page either, heh! Still, snoop around. All information is good information :) Check out MGoBlue's releases; he makes his stuff look gooooooooood. Cheers! -- Smug

First off, welcome to Buzztouch. If you search on the forum topic "App Store Approvals, Thank You's" on the left hand side of this forum page, you will find a number of apps that have been created by Buzztouch users. As Smug said, snoop around and enjoy.

Hello Happy Hound, The BT Apps Catalog is maintained by Sheri. She calls it the Developer Showcase, which was announced on this post: http://www.buzztouch.com/forum/thread.php?tid=9F55BABD9B0A5A2C8196B01 The direct links to the showcase are: http://btPlugins.com/100/1.html http://btPlugins.com/100/2.html http://btPlugins.com/100/3.html http://btPlugins.com/100/4.html This is Sheri's profile: https://www.buzztouch.com/Sheri -- Niraj

Being a happy hound, you may want to check out Red Dog's app that he made with BuzzTouch. It is a cute one! http://www.buzztouch.com/Red%20Dog -- Niraj

Arf Arf or Welcome! You will find that the community here is friendlier than most programming sites. Buzztouch is a great place to learn, organize and market your app creations. Looking forward to your creations :) Sheri

I never even thought of the announcements. Good brain, Steven! Sheri: great list! :) Cheers! -- Smug

You can see a list of my Android apps here: https://play.google.com/store/search?q=dusko+savic They are all made with Buzztouch, without any other programming within. You may call them "generic" Buzztouch apps, and yet, they are quite diverse. Some are only text, since they originated from ebooks or sites that I had already made in the past. Some are mostly videos from YouTube, some are combination of text, videos, and occasional affiliate links. Most use the basic list menu, but for better effect, use the Menu with Image and Buttons Menu plugins. Otherwise, you are right, you cannot see much of the Buzztouch apps just by snooping around. There are members here that do not post what apps they create and yet they have, say, two million downloads per five apps or so. It is too easy to copy a succesful app, so people do not want to post too much info on what they're doing. And even if they do, they may still have other accounts in Google Play and the App Store, where they put their really successful apps alone. The best apps are probably hidden and for good reasons!

Yes! That is what I was looking for. Thank you all for the links and information.