// How it works
The evolution path
Every CodeVolve track runs on the same four-stage path — literally named after the git workflow professional engineers use every day.
git initInit Stage
First lines of code. Orientation, tooling, and the fundamentals click into place.
git commitCommit Stage
Daily reps. You're shipping small, working pieces of real software.
git mergeMerge Stage
Team projects, code review, and collaborating the way real engineering teams do.
git push --deployDeploy Stage
Portfolio-ready. Mock interviews, employer-facing projects, internship placement.
git initInit Stage
First lines of code. Orientation, tooling, and the fundamentals click into place.
Self-paced lessons, 2–3 hrs/week, no prior experience needed.
- Set up your dev environment and tools
- Learn core syntax through short, hands-on lessons
- Ship your first tiny working project
git commitCommit Stage
Daily reps. You're shipping small, working pieces of real software.
Daily micro-exercises + weekly mentor check-in.
- Build small, real features every session
- Get code review from a mentor, not just autograding
- Build the habit of shipping consistently
git mergeMerge Stage
Team projects, code review, and collaborating the way real engineering teams do.
Small team projects with live mentor sessions.
- Work in a small team on a real, shared project
- Practice code review and git collaboration
- Handle the messiness of real software, not tutorials
git push --deployDeploy Stage
Portfolio-ready. Mock interviews, employer-facing projects, internship placement.
1:1 mentor sessions, mock interviews, portfolio review.
- Deploy a project you can point an employer to
- Run through mock technical interviews
- Get warm intros for internships where available