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Git for Teams: PRs, CI/CD & Monorepos
AI-generated course for Master Git covering: Module 1: The Pull Request Workflow, Module 2: Enforcing Quality with Branch Policies & Status Checks, Module 3: Introduction to Continuous Integration (CI), Module 4: From CI to Continuous Deployment (CD), Module 5: Understanding Monorepos, Module 6: Tooling for Efficient Monorepos, Module 7: Git at Scale: Managing Large Repositories
Beginner
26 lessons
739 questions
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What you'll learn
This course is part of the Master Git track on Tomadora. It covers 7 progressive modules with 26 bite-sized lessons, totalling 739 interactive questions including flashcards, multiple choice, true/false, typing, matching, and fill-in-the-blank.
Course syllabus
Module 1: The Pull Request Workflow
Master the cornerstone of team collaboration. Learn to create, review, discuss, and merge Pull Requests (PRs) on platforms like GitHub and GitLab. Establish best practices for clear communication and effective code reviews.
- From Branch to Pull Request (27 questions)
- The Art of Code Review (27 questions)
- Updating, Resolving Conflicts, and Merging (32 questions)
Module 2: Enforcing Quality with Branch Policies & Status Checks
Move beyond manual approvals. Learn to automate quality gates by implementing branch protection rules, requiring status checks from automated builds, and enforcing code owner reviews to ensure code meets team standards.
- Introduction to Branch Protection Rules (28 questions)
- Requiring Peer Reviews and Approvals (26 questions)
- Automating Quality with Required Status Checks (32 questions)
- Advanced Policies: Enforcing Linear History and Signed Commits (27 questions)
Module 3: Introduction to Continuous Integration (CI)
Automate your build and test processes. This module covers the fundamentals of CI, its benefits for team productivity, and how to create a basic CI pipeline using tools like GitHub Actions or GitLab CI/CD to validate changes on every PR.
- Core Concepts of Continuous Integration (CI) (31 questions)
- Anatomy of a CI Pipeline (25 questions)
- CI in Action: Automating Pull Request Checks (28 questions)
Module 4: From CI to Continuous Deployment (CD)
Bridge the gap between committed code and production. Learn to build multi-stage pipelines that automatically deploy your application to staging and production environments, covering strategies like blue-green and canary deployments.
- Introduction to Continuous Deployment (CD) (27 questions)
- Building Your First Deployment Pipeline (35 questions)
- Safe Deployment Strategies: Canary & Blue-Green (28 questions)
- Monitoring and Automated Rollbacks (29 questions)
Module 5: Understanding Monorepos
Explore the monolithic repository strategy for managing large-scale projects. This module covers the pros and cons of monorepos versus multi-repo setups and introduces the unique challenges they present for versioning and dependency management.
- What is a Monorepo? Concepts and Trade-offs (30 questions)
- Tooling the Monorepo: Nx and Turborepo (28 questions)
- Practical Monorepo Workflows: Structure and Scripts (30 questions)
- CI/CD Pipelines for Monorepos (28 questions)
Module 6: Tooling for Efficient Monorepos
Tackle the challenges of monorepos with specialized tools. Get hands-on experience with popular solutions like Nx or Turborepo to manage workspaces, optimize builds, and run tasks efficiently across a large, shared codebase.
- The Monorepo Tooling Landscape (28 questions)
- Hands-On with Build Systems: Nx & Turborepo (25 questions)
- Code Ownership and Dependency Management (28 questions)
- Optimizing CI/CD Pipelines for Monorepos (24 questions)
Module 7: Git at Scale: Managing Large Repositories
Learn techniques for maintaining performance in massive repositories. This module covers Git LFS for handling large binary files, sparse-checkout for working with subsets of a monorepo, and shallow clones for faster CI builds.
- Introduction to Monorepos and Scalability Challenges (28 questions)
- Core Git Techniques for Large Repositories (28 questions)
- Managing Large Assets with Git LFS (33 questions)
- Advanced Tooling and CI/CD for Monorepos (27 questions)
Frequently asked questions
- What is the Git for Teams: PRs, CI/CD & Monorepos course?
- Git for Teams: PRs, CI/CD & Monorepos is a beginner course on Tomadora covering 7 modules and 26 lessons. It is designed to be completed in 5-minute bursts during your work breaks, using a Pomodoro-style focus + learn cycle.
- How long does Git for Teams: PRs, CI/CD & Monorepos take to finish?
- Each lesson takes about 5 minutes. With 26 lessons, you can finish the course in roughly 3 hours of total learning time, spread across as many breaks as you like.
- Is Git for Teams: PRs, CI/CD & Monorepos free?
- Yes. Tomadora is free to download and the entire Master Git track — including Git for Teams: PRs, CI/CD & Monorepos — is free to learn.
- What level is Git for Teams: PRs, CI/CD & Monorepos?
- Git for Teams: PRs, CI/CD & Monorepos is rated Beginner. No prior knowledge is required.
- What language is Git for Teams: PRs, CI/CD & Monorepos taught in?
- Git for Teams: PRs, CI/CD & Monorepos is taught in English.
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