Learning Mobile Development the Right Way
Most programming courses dump syntax rules and expect magic to happen. That approach fails because mobile game development requires understanding how players interact with touchscreens, how different devices perform, and how app stores actually work.
Project-Based Learning Approach
Every concept gets taught through game creation. When you learn arrays in Swift, you use them for enemy spawn systems. Kotlin functions get explained through player inventory management. Unity C# classes make sense when building character controllers. Programming sticks when it solves real game problems.