Javocado is a gamified Java learning tool, like Duolingo but for Java! It simplifies the learning java with interactive exercises and tutorials that make coding fun and accessible.

📃 An iLS Requirment for our Web/Computer Programming 3 (Java) & Mobile App Programming 1 (Java) _{{ 1st & 2nd Quarter | 2nd Term }}

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To access Developer Options:
Side Menu > Tap the Javocado Icon 3–4 times rapidly.

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1. Open Android Studio
2. Go to: File > New > Project from Version Control
3. Paste: https://github.com/altxxr0/Javocado.git
4. Click Clone

• Go to: Settings (Top Right) > Version Control > GitHub > Add Account
• Login via GitHub
• Then: Git > Update Project (Top Left Hamburger Icon)

Work on your own branch to avoid conflicts and track progress easily.

1. Create Branch:
   Git > New Branch...
2. Update Before You Start:
   Git > Update Project (if you haven’t started coding)
3. Commit Your Changes (local save):
   Git > Commit
4. Push Your Branch:
   Git > Push
5. Track Others:
   Git > Fetch (pull updates from remote)

1. Go to: Pull Requests
2. Click: New Pull Request
3. Base: main, Compare: your-branch-name
4. Submit PR with a summary of your changes
5. Wait for Admin @Altxxr0 to review and merge

1. Open Android Studio
2. Wait for Gradle sync to complete (bottom status bar)
3. Go to:
   Build > Build Bundle(s) / APK(s) > Build APK(s)
4. Wait for the build process to finish (look at the Build Output window)
5. A popup will appear:
   “APK(s) generated successfully.”
6. Click Locate to open the folder:
   app/build/outputs/apk/debug/
7. You'll find app-debug.apk - ready to install on Android!

Javocado © 2025 by Altxxr is licensed under
Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International