The discussion around Monorepos is thriving in the community. While most agree on the benefits of a multi\-repo architecture, some cases show it is too hard to maintain multiple packages from various repositories. Especially, when working on a shared library.

To make this easier, new tools emerged in the ecosystem. **Lerna **which automates keeping and publishing larger packages in a single repository and **Yarn** that helps with the installation of dependencies from multiple packages.

After all, remember that sharing code is not just about technology but also about people. Each team member has to be oriented to writing reusable code, encouraging communication and efficiency.


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Monorepo Conclusion

What is Monorepo?

Why Use Monorepo?

Tools for Monorepo

 How to work with Monorepo?

Conclusion

Monorepo introduction

Gitflow for monorepo

Monorepo structure

Naming convention for repo and monorepos

Coding standards for Repo and monorepo

Best practices

Cypres API and Admin

Code coverage

Testing rules 

Testings in Monorepo

Monorepo with Heroku

Deploying monorepo with Now

Setting up CI/CD 

Monorepo

Once we went through Monorepo introduction, it’s time to learn about the best practices of using it. We will start with GitFlow, a workflow that keeps a repo’s history perfectly organized.

Monorepo Course

Monorepo introduction

Work With
React Native Developers
Whom You Can Trust

Monorepo Conclusion

Gitflow for monorepo

Monorepo Course

Monorepo introduction

Work With React Native DevelopersWhom You Can Trust

Monorepo Conclusion

Gitflow for monorepo

Work With
React Native Developers
Whom You Can Trust