Why Traditional Courses Miss the Point
Here's what usually happens: You watch videos. You copy code. You build a todo app. Then you face a real project and realize you can't debug performance issues or handle edge cases.
We start from the opposite direction. Week one covers what breaks in production. Memory leaks. Network failures. State management when things go wrong. Because that's where you actually learn architecture.
Our instructors work on commercial apps during the day. They've seen what causes 3 AM emergency calls. That's the stuff we teach—alongside the syntax and patterns you need to prevent those calls in the first place.
By month four, you're working with codebases that look messy on purpose. Refactoring exercises. Legacy code challenges. The kind of work you'll actually do in your first year as a developer.
