Mobile Development
Mobile Development puts your software directly into the hands of users — on the device they carry everywhere, the one they check hundreds of times a day. The four categories in this track represent four different answers to the same question: how do you build an app that works on both iOS and Android?
React Native lets you write JavaScript once and deploy to both platforms — the fastest path to cross-platform if you already know web development. Flutter uses Dart to achieve the same goal with even more UI control and closer-to-native performance. iOS with Swift and Android with Kotlin are the native paths — maximum access to device features, best performance, but two separate codebases.
Categories
React Native
Write JavaScript once, deploy to iOS and Android. React Native uses your existing React knowledge to build truly native mobile apps — not a webview, but actual native components rendered by the platform. The fastest path for web developers entering mobile.
Flutter
Google's UI toolkit for building natively compiled apps from a single Dart codebase — targeting iOS, Android, web, and desktop simultaneously. Flutter's widget system gives you pixel-perfect control over every visual element across all platforms.
iOS (Swift)
Native iOS development gives you maximum access to Apple platform features — ARKit, Core ML, HealthKit, and everything exclusive to the Apple ecosystem. Swift is a modern, safe, and expressive language that Apple designed specifically for this purpose.
Android (Kotlin)
Native Android development reaches the largest mobile platform on Earth — over 3 billion active devices. Kotlin is the modern, officially preferred language for Android, replacing Java with concise syntax and first-class coroutine support.