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Lukasz Kallas

Hands-On Introduction to CI/CD with GitHub Actions

Explore Lukasz Kallas’s short GitHub Actions course for automated checks, Node.js matrices, a React deployment and Docker image publishing.

PaidBeginner0–2 hoursEnglishCertificateGitHub Actions
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Course overview

Lukasz Kallas uses a compact JavaScript project to introduce automated delivery work. The outline includes linting and tests on pushes and pull requests, a Node.js version matrix, a React application on GitHub Pages and Docker image publishing. The concrete examples suit a developer who wants to make a first workflow understandable before attempting a larger pipeline.

What you will learn

  • Write YAML workflows for push and pull-request checks.
  • Test across Node.js versions with a matrix.
  • Connect build output with a deployment or image-publishing step.

Who this suits

Basic Git commands, GitHub use and JavaScript familiarity are required. The provider states that a free GitHub account is enough and no previous CI/CD or Docker experience is needed.

Before you enroll

The short runtime leaves further troubleshooting and independent work to the learner. Check current Pages, registry and Actions terms before adapting publishing steps, and keep credentials within appropriate secret handling.

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Put it into practice

Rebuild the test workflow for a different small JavaScript project. Make one check fail deliberately, compare the logs across matrix entries and explain the conditions under which publishing should run.

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At a glance

Provider
Udemy
Learning format
Course
Price
Paid
Level
Beginner
Study time (approx.)
0–2 hours
Language
English
Certificate
Available; check provider terms
Created by
Lukasz Kallas
Page updated
14 Oct 2026