Tutorials
Getting Started
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Hello World
This tutorial shows you how to make the simplest possible of all applications, just to get started. -
Speech and Buffer
This tutorial explains how to install and run the example Speech and Buffer. This example uses speech synthesis and a buffer so that all sentences are timed perfectly.
Simple Applications
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Send Email
This tutorial shows you how to create an application that sends an email with block Send Email from the library. -
CNN Headlines to Speech
In this tutorial you learn how to connect two blocks from the library.
More Advanced
The following tutorials will probably work best after you have done some of the tutorials listed above.
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Send Multiple Emails
This tutorial shows you how to utilize ESM, analysis and animation tools to create, analyze and fix errors. -
A Chat Robot with News
This tutorial shows you how to use an example that implements a chat robot for XMPP that provides the latest headlines from CNN. -
Location Application
This tutorial shows you how to use the singleton block Requests Handler that is used to use to access the Google Latitude API. -
Chat UI
This tutorial shows you how to create a block that needs to listen to and react on external events from a user interface. -
Knock Knock
This tutorial shows you how to create a block implementing a defined behavior and its ESM. In addition, it also shows how to comply with an Reactive Blocks' rule operations must not block.
Focus on Specific Libraries
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Sensor Application utilizing the Cosm Platform
This tutorial shows you how to use the Cosm Library to create a simple sensor application. -
Listener Application utilizing the Cosm Platform
This tutorial shows you how to create an application that listens for certain events from the Cosm platform. Here, a block from the Cosm Library is used. -
Symmetric Key Cryptography
This tutorial shows you how to use the Cryptography Library to create a generate an AES key, encrypt a plaintext and decrypt a ciphertext.
Android Examples
The Android examples require that you have the Android SDK installed. Of course, you'll get most out of the examples if you also have an Android phone or tablet.
If you are interested, have a look at them. And if you to do them, please tell us.
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Hello Android

This tutorial explains how to get started with a very simple Android application. -
Simple Distance Tracking

This tutorial explains how to install and run and Android application that measures the moving distance using the GPS.