Mobile Development Training for Japan's Tech Future
We're building something different here. Not another boot camp that churns out developers with surface-level skills. This is a structured path for people who want to actually understand mobile architecture from the ground up.
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Two Learning Paths Built for Real Development Work
You're busy. We get it. That's why we've designed tracks that fit around actual working schedules while still giving you the depth you need to build production-ready applications.
Cross-Platform Foundation Track
Six months, three evenings per week. Starts September 2025. You'll work with React Native and Flutter, building apps that run on both iOS and Android. The focus is on understanding component architecture and state management. By month four, you're building a complete e-commerce interface. Month six? You're working on performance tuning and deployment pipelines.
Native Development Intensive
Nine months, weekend sessions plus one weekday evening. Kicks off October 2025. This goes deeper into Swift and Kotlin. You'll spend real time understanding memory management, threading models, and platform-specific UI patterns. The capstone project involves building a location-aware app with offline capabilities and background processing.
What You Actually Do In Sessions
Look, we're not just lecturing at you for three hours. First hour is usually concept introduction with live coding. Second hour, you're working through problems in small groups. Final section is code review and debugging sessions where everyone shares what broke and why. Between sessions, you'll have structured assignments that build on each other.
The Technical Stack We Cover
React Native, Flutter, Swift, Kotlin. RESTful APIs and GraphQL integration. State management with Redux and MobX. Firebase for backend services. Git workflows that actually make sense. Testing frameworks including Jest and XCTest. CI/CD basics using GitHub Actions. We also spend time on debugging tools and performance profiling.
Daichi Nakamura
Senior Mobile Architect
Spent eight years building consumer apps for fintech companies across Tokyo and Singapore. Daichi handles the iOS native track and brings a lot of real-world debugging experience to the table. He's particularly good at explaining why certain patterns exist and when to break the rules.
Riku Takahashi
Cross-Platform Specialist
Riku's background is in e-commerce applications that need to run on everything. He leads the React Native sessions and has a knack for showing you three different ways to solve a problem, then explaining which one you should probably use and why. Former technical lead at two startups here in Japan.
How The Program Actually Unfolds
We've structured this so each phase builds on what came before. No random topic jumping. Everything connects to what you'll need when you're building complete applications.
Months 1-2
Development Environment & Core Concepts
Getting everyone set up properly takes time, and we don't rush it. You'll install and configure IDEs, learn version control workflows that don't cause merge nightmares, and understand how mobile apps actually render UI. We cover component lifecycles, basic state management, and navigation patterns. First real app goes live by week seven.
Months 3-4
Data Integration & Advanced UI Patterns
Now things get interesting. You're connecting to APIs, handling authentication flows, and managing complex state across screens. We dive into list optimization, image loading strategies, and form validation. Network error handling becomes a major focus because that's where most production apps fall apart. Group project starts here.
Months 5-6
Performance, Testing & Deployment
The final stretch focuses on production readiness. You'll learn profiling tools, memory leak detection, and crash reporting integration. Testing strategies that actually catch bugs before users do. App store submission processes for both iOS and Android. Plus continuous integration setups that automate the boring parts.
Post-Completion
Portfolio Review & Technical Interview Prep
After you complete the core program, we offer optional portfolio review sessions and technical interview preparation. This isn't a job placement service, but we do provide feedback on how to present your work and what hiring managers typically look for in mobile developers entering the market.