Mobile development

Ship applications to both major mobile platforms. You work natively first, with Swift on iOS and Kotlin on Android, so you understand each platform's conventions rather than fighting them through an abstraction. Then you build the same application cross-platform in Flutter and React Native and see exactly what each approach costs you. The course covers state management, local storage, working with device APIs, and the parts nobody teaches: app store review, versioning, and shipping an update without breaking the people already using it.