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Monorepo Project Structure

Design and implement effective monorepo strategies using Gradle for large-scale applications.

One Repo, Many Projects

Welcome to the world of monorepos! A monorepo is a single version-controlled code repository that holds multiple distinct projects. Think of it as a super-repository for all your related applications and libraries.

This is different from a polyrepo, where each project lives in its own separate repository. Monorepos are becoming increasingly popular, especially for large organizations.

Gradle's Monorepo Magic

Gradle is an excellent build tool for managing monorepos. Its powerful multi-project capabilities are specifically designed to handle complex relationships between many projects within a single build.

Using Gradle, you can define how all your projects are structured, built, and tested from one central place, making development smoother and more consistent.

All lessons in this course

  1. Monorepo Project Structure
  2. Subprojects & Configurations
  3. Inter-Project Dependencies
  4. Composite Builds and Build Composition
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