By the end of this course, you will be able to:

• Configure a new Replit workspace for a project. • Create an initial project within a Replit workspace. • Assign collaborator permissions based on role requirements. • Create a branch in Replit for a code change and merge it back into the main project. • Resolve simple merge conflicts in Replit when integrating branches. • Set up the initial scaffolding of a minimum viable product (MVP) using Replit Agent. • Deploy a basic application using Replit Deployments to make it accessible to others. • Configure basic authentication to restrict access to a deployed application. • Store sensitive keys in Replit Secrets to meet basic security requirements. • Evaluate deployment logs and runtime metrics post-launch to identify improvements for the next iteration. • Plan and execute a build → ship → iterate loop that incorporates feedback and redeploys an updated version. Move beyond solo app building and learn how to collaborate, deploy, and improve applications with a team using Replit Pro. In this course, you will build practical skills for taking an app from an early prototype to a shared, working product that others can use and contribute to. You will start by setting up a shared workspace, assigning collaborator permissions, and organizing projects for team-based development. From there, you will learn branching and merging workflows that help teammates work in parallel without overwriting each other’s changes. The course also introduces MVP scaffolding with Replit Agent so you can quickly create functional internal tools and early product versions. As you progress, you will publish applications using Replit’s publishing tools, configure authentication to control access, and manage sensitive credentials securely with Replit Secrets. You will also learn how to evaluate publishing logs and runtime metrics to improve applications after launch and support an ongoing build → ship → iterate workflow. Throughout the course, you will complete hands-on activities that simulate real collaboration scenarios, including workspace setup, role assignment, branching workflows, secure deployment, and post-launch iteration.