Bundling and Automation in Monorepos

Bundling and Automation in Monorepos is a hands-on course where you build a TypeScript monorepo from scratch. You will set up pnpm workspaces, shared tooling, internal packages, CI, Docker builds, and Turborepo so the repository is reproducible, fast, and maintainable.

This course is for JavaScript and TypeScript developers who work in, maintain, or are preparing to adopt a multi-app monorepo. It is especially useful for engineers who want to understand the problems monorepo tools solve instead of only copying a finished setup.

You will build a pnpm-based monorepo with Next.js, Vite, and Express apps, shared TypeScript/ESLint/Prettier/test configuration, internal UI and logger packages, Git hooks, GitHub Actions CI, a pruned Docker image for one workspace, and a Turborepo task graph with local and remote caching.

The course covers pnpm, Node.js, TypeScript, Prettier, ESLint, Jest, Vitest, Lefthook, Knip, Sherif, package exports, ESM/CJS tradeoffs, Preconstruct, GitHub Actions, Docker, and Turborepo. It also explains dependency boundaries, peer dependencies, workspace protocols, patching packages, CI hardening, cache correctness, and shared package builds.

The course includes 47 lessons with close to 6 hours of video, textual lesson content, project code, and a complete walkthrough of the monorepo as it evolves from an empty folder into a production-style workspace.

You should be comfortable with JavaScript or TypeScript, the command line, Git, Node.js package managers, and basic package.json scripts. React, Node servers, GitHub Actions, and Docker experience are helpful for later modules, but the course explains the monorepo-specific decisions as it goes.

No. Turborepo is covered in depth near the end of the course, but the course starts with the foundations: pnpm workspaces, dependency rules, shared configuration, automation, package exports, bundling, CI, and Docker. Turbo is introduced after those problems are already visible.

The course covers GitHub Actions CI in detail, including required checks, concurrency, reusable actions, SHA-pinned actions, separate fast checks, and Turbo in CI. It also builds a Docker image for one workspace using pnpm deploy, but it does not try to cover full platform-specific continuous delivery.

The course is problem-first rather than tool-first. It spends time on the messy details that make real monorepos work: strict dependency boundaries, hoisting exceptions, editor integration, shared TypeScript and ESLint configs, package export maps, ESM/CJS behavior, fast Git hooks, CI feedback, Docker pruning, and cache correctness.

The course is self-paced and includes close to 6 hours of video across 47 lessons. You can watch it straight through, but you will get the most value by coding along and applying the setup decisions to your own repository.

We offer a 30-day money-back guarantee, so if you're not satisfied with the course, you can request a refund within 30 days of purchase by sending us a message.

Yes, the course is fully responsive and can be accessed on your mobile device.

Yes, you can get a certificate by sending us a message.

Yes, you can ask questions in the comments section of each lesson, and our team will respond as quickly as possible. You can also ask us questions anytime through the community driven Discord channel.

No, the course videos cannot be downloaded, but they can be accessed online at any time.