Build Web Applications That Work Anywhere, Anytime

Perhaps you've noticed that users expect applications to work seamlessly on their phones, and traditional web approaches don't quite meet those expectations. The gap between what native apps can do and what web applications deliver may be affecting how users perceive your work.

Network reliability varies significantly across different regions and situations. Users on trains, in cafes, or traveling through areas with spotty coverage encounter frustration when applications require constant connectivity. These moments of disconnection can mean lost engagement or abandoned tasks, even when the underlying functionality doesn't technically require a live connection.

The technical landscape has evolved to address these challenges, yet implementing these capabilities requires understanding both the APIs themselves and the patterns that make them effective. You might be aware that progressive web capabilities exist but uncertain about how to integrate them into your development workflow or which approaches work well in practice.

The program combines conceptual learning with hands-on implementation. Each session builds on previous knowledge, moving from basic service worker registration to complex caching strategies and offline synchronization patterns. You'll work through challenges that mirror real-world scenarios, developing problem-solving approaches alongside technical skills.

Our instructors bring production experience with PWA implementations at scale. They share not just how the APIs work but also the lessons learned from deploying these technologies across different devices, browsers, and network conditions. This practical perspective helps you avoid common pitfalls and make informed decisions in your own projects.

Throughout the training, you'll build multiple applications that demonstrate different aspects of progressive web capabilities. These projects become part of your portfolio, showing potential employers or clients that you can implement these technologies effectively. The emphasis is on creating working code that you understand rather than copying patterns without comprehension.

Class sizes remain small enough for individual attention. When you encounter challenges during implementation, there's time to work through them with guidance rather than moving on with unresolved questions. This approach ensures that you leave with genuine capability rather than surface-level familiarity.

Learning to build progressive web applications happens through a combination of understanding the underlying concepts and implementing them in practice. The training moves progressively from basic service worker implementation through more complex offline strategies and engagement features.

Each week builds on previous sessions, with hands-on projects that demonstrate specific capabilities. You'll start by implementing simple caching strategies, then progress to app shell architectures, offline functionality, and finally integration features like push notifications and installation flows. This gradual progression ensures that you understand each layer before adding complexity.

Your progress shows in working applications that demonstrate these capabilities. By the end of the training, you'll have created multiple projects including an e-commerce PWA with offline browsing, a news application with background sync, and a productivity tool with push notifications. These tangible results demonstrate your ability to implement these technologies effectively.

The timeline for completing the program typically spans several weeks, with sessions structured to accommodate working developers. The pace allows time to practice between sessions and apply concepts to your own projects if desired. We've found that developers who engage with the material between classes develop stronger implementation skills.

If this training program resonates with where you want to take your web development skills, the next step is straightforward. Reach out through our contact form with information about your current experience level and what you're hoping to achieve. This helps us ensure the program aligns with your goals and that you'll be in a cohort with similarly situated developers.

We'll respond with details about upcoming session schedules, including times and our Tokyo location. Classes typically run over several weeks with regular sessions that build on each other. We'll also answer any specific questions you have about the curriculum, projects, or practical details.

Once you decide to join, we'll provide pre-session materials that cover the development environment setup and any prerequisite knowledge that will help you get more from the first session. Coming prepared means you can focus on learning rather than configuration during class time.

The training community continues beyond the formal sessions. Past participants often reach out with questions as they apply these technologies in their work, and we're happy to provide guidance. Learning doesn't end when the program does; it's the beginning of implementing these capabilities in your projects.