Tutorials
Learn how to build real-world apps with Rhyme through step-by-step tutorials. Each tutorial walks you through creating a complete, functional app while teaching key concepts and best practices.
Getting Started
If you’re new to Rhyme, we recommend starting with these tutorials in order:
- Hello World App - Your first Rhyme app
- Todo List - Learn about state management and user input
- Weather App - Working with APIs and external data
- Calculator - Building interactive interfaces
Tutorial Categories
Beginner Tutorials
Perfect for those just starting with Rhyme. These tutorials cover the basics and fundamental concepts.
Intermediate Tutorials
Build more complex apps and learn advanced features like custom styling, animations, and data persistence.
Advanced Tutorials
Master Rhyme by creating production-ready apps with authentication, real-time features, and complex state management.
What You’ll Learn
- Creating user interfaces with Rhyme’s intuitive syntax
- Managing app state with variables
- Handling user input and events
- Working with external APIs
- Styling and theming your apps
- Best practices for app structure
- Debugging and testing techniques
Tutorial Format
Each tutorial includes:
- Overview - What you’ll build and learn
- Prerequisites - What you need to know
- Step-by-step instructions - Clear, detailed guidance
- Code examples - Complete, working code
- Explanations - Understanding the why, not just the how
- Challenges - Optional exercises to deepen your learning
Start with any tutorial that interests you, or follow our recommended learning path for a comprehensive understanding of Rhyme development.
Your App's Inbox
Learn how to build a messaging system that lets users communicate with your app through an intuitive inbox interface. This tutorial will show you how to create, manage, and display messages in your Rhyme app.
What You’ll Build
In this tutorial, you’ll create:
- An inbox that displays messages
- A way for users to send messages to your app
- Message management features (read, delete, reply)
- Real-time message updates
Prerequisites
Before starting this tutorial, you should understand: