I have tried many apps generator, i find that it will be more convenient and less hassle for people with little programming knowledge to have the final apps generated so that we can use it rather than just downloading the source code and generating the program in each environment in eclipse.

What makes buzztouch great is having the ability to compile our own source code. If we didn't we wouldn't be able to integrate the likes of Game Center, Scringo, push notifications. All the control would be gone and that's what makes it fun. I think Buzztouch is an excellent learning tool and my confidence with coding is increasing as you find your self studying every plug in to see how they work and how ios in particular for me. I have tweaked near enough every plugin to manipulate it's appearance to make it look different from any other ios applications, you certainly wouldn't be able to do that on any other appmakeresque site. I can understand the difficulty new users have and if you look at my earlier posts you will see I was puzzled but thats how you learn. You'll never find a better forum for help or support. Live the Buzztouch dream and you will feel amazing in every app you do.

Great answer @kittsapps

thanks @MacApple I love buzztouch, although my missus doesn't, spending a bit too much time tweaking my photoshop images.

@kittsapps point is very valid: @fchong for android in theory this process could happen, I started playing with this sometime ago, signing of the app for google play is where it get's a little tricky. I could not get a straight answer from google such that If I use one key to sign all apps and let's say someone uploads a app to google and that developer get's their account suspended from google.. Would all the apps associated with the key be linked to that one bad developer??? This is what is holding that process up (From me finishing it anyway). Google would not give me a response to this..