Git Beyond the Basics: Monorepos, Submodules, and Team Workflows
Git is the version control system that underpins nearly every professional software project. This track focuses on the advanced side — the patterns, structures, and automation strategies that teams at scale actually use. Starting from a solid A2 refresher, it builds toward the complex repository architectures and DevOps integrations that separate a competent developer from a reliable engineering contributor.
What You Will Learn
You will learn to configure Git through hooks and aliases to enforce standards and automate repetitive tasks. You will understand when to use monorepos versus polyrepos, and how to set one up correctly. Both Git Submodules and Git Subtree are covered as distinct approaches to embedding external dependencies, with their real trade-offs explained. At the team level, you will work through advanced branching workflows, dependency management in monorepos, and CI/CD integration. The track closes with disaster recovery, performance tuning, and Git automation for DevOps pipelines.
The Learning Path
Twelve courses span levels A2 through C1. The track opens with Git Essentials: Refresher & Advanced Basics to establish a shared foundation, then steps into B-level territory with hooks and aliases, monorepo concepts, submodules, and subtree. From B2 onward the focus shifts to team dynamics with Advanced Git Workflows for Teams. The C1 tier covers five demanding courses: monorepo CI/CD and optimization, advanced submodule troubleshooting, distributed collaboration, Git for DevOps and automation, and finally Git Disaster Recovery & Performance — the most operationally critical skills in the set.
How It Works
Each course is broken into short, focused lessons you work through directly in the built-in editor with real-time feedback. When a concept is unclear or a command misbehaves, an AI tutor is available to explain and unblock you without leaving the app.
