Why should you take MEAN?

MEAN CERTFICATION TRAINING

“MEAN Stack Front To Back”. In this course we will build an in depth full stack social network application using Angular, Express, React, Redux and MongoDB along with ES6+. We will start with a blank text editor and end with a deployed full stack application.

 

MEAN CERTFICATION TRAINING

MEAN Stack components used for planning, designing Frontend and Backend Applications , creating RESTful APIs, and for building modular Single Page Applications with the help of Angular.

You will become expertise in both Front End Development and Back End Development ,Also its popularity increases day by day and it make application more flexible

The Average salary of MEAN Stack Developer for freshers around 4.2 LPA-7.0 LPA and Experienced is based on their current package roughly 9.0 LPA to 15.0+ LPA as per indeed.com

Mongo DB

Topics

  • Introduction to MongoDB
    • Installing MongoDB
    • The current SQL/NoSQL landscape
    • Document-oriented vs. other types of storage
    • Mongo’s featureset
    • Common use-cases
    • MongoDB databases
    • MongoDB Collections
    • MongoDB Documents
  • CRUD Operations in Mongodb
    • Creating documents
      • insert()
      • update()
      • save()
    • Querying documents
      • find()
      • Working with equality
      • Query operators
      • Building complex queries
    • Updating documents
    • Deleting documents
  • Introduction to Mongoose
    • Word on ORM/ODM
    • Installing mongoose
    • Connecting to MongoDB from mongoose
  • Core concepts of Mongoose
    • Understanding mongoose schemas and datatypes
    • Working with Models
    • Using modifiers in schema
    • Using virtual fields
    • Optimizing query performance by enabling indexes
  • Extending Models
    • Working with hooks
    • Validation of model data
    • Creating custom static methods
    • Creating custom instance methods
    • CRUD operations with Mongoose

Topics

  • Expressjs Introduction & Setup
    • Installing express
    • First App with express – Demo
    • Little about routes
    • Little about Express middleware
    • Serving static files with express
    • Express application generator
    • What is expressjs
  • Routing in Depth
    • Route Methods
    • Route Paths
    • Parametrized Routes
    • Route Handlers
    • Express Router
  • Middleware
    • Types of middleware
      • Application
      • Router
      • Error
      • Builtin
      • Thirdparty
    • Error middleware
    • Bodyparser, cookie parser, session management
  • Template Engines
    • What are template engines
    • EJS
    • Jade
    • Handlebars
  • Expressjs security
    • Authentication
    • JWT
    • Securing routes
  • Debugging in Express
  • Realtime programming with Socket.io
  • Scaling nodejs applications
    • The Child process model
    • exec, spawn, and fork functions
    • Using the Cluster module

Topics

  • Typescript & ES6
    • Introduction
    • What is Typescript
    • Why Typescript
    • Setup and installation
    • IDE support
  • Scoping using Let and Const Keywords ( ES6 )
  • Template Literals  ( ES6 )
  • Spread Syntax and Rest Parameters  ( ES6 )
  • Destructuring ( ES6 )
  • Power of Types
    • Introduction
    • Type inference
    • Type Annotations
    • Number
    • Boolean
    • String
    • Array
    • Tuple
    • Enum
    • Any
    • Void
    • Null and Undefined
    • Never ( Typescript 2)
  • Explore Functions
    • Introduction
    • Using types in functions
    • Function as types
    • Optional and default parameters
    • Arrow functions
    • Function overloading
  • Classes
    • Introduction
    • Inheritance
    • Access modifiers
    • Getters and setters
    • Read-only & static
    • Abstract classes
  • Interfaces
    • Introduction
    • Optional properties and methods
    • Read-only & const
    • Strict structural contract
    • Extending interface
    • Implementing interface
  • Modules
    • Introduction
    • Import
    • Export
    • Default
  • Decorators ( Typescript Aspect Oriented Programming)
  • Working with Angular CLI
    • Angular CLI
    • Anatomy of the project
    • Debugging Angular apps
    • Working with Angular

Topics

  • Introduction to Nodejs
    • What is nodejs
    • A word on eventloop
    • Event driven architecture
    • Blocking vs non-blocking code
    • Setup nodejs
    • Node REPL
    • HelloWorld program
    • Debugging nodejs app
  • Modules in JS
    • Understanding exports and require
    • Creating modules
    • Importing modules
    • Quick tour on npm
    • Installing 3rd party modules
  • Events & streams
    • Significance of Events
    • EventEmitter class
    • Emitting and listening to events
    • Types of streams
    • Working with streams
    • Composing streams using pipe
  •  Working with Process and File System
    • Process object
    • Handling exceptions at process level
    • Listening to process events
    • Working with file system using fs module
    • Creating, Copying, Deleting files
    • Creating, Copying, Deleting directories
    • Watching for file changes

MEAN COURSE DESCRIPTION

i) MEAN Stack is a method for developing Web applications through the use of JavaScript Technologies. Developers use JavaScript-based technologies to develop applications from client-side to server-side and to the database.

ii) MEAN is an open-source stack available for developing web applications in an organized manner.

i) It’s hard to achieve much on the web without JavaScript, that runs the entire MEAN full stack and one of the most active developer community. ii) Every part of MERN programming is written in one language, it allows the server-side execution and client execution environments. iii) With its versatility in building fast, robust, and maintainable production web applications, MEAN is high in demand with numerous startups and employers

i) EMPLOYABILITY
ii) SIMPLE & QUICK
iii) ADAPTABILITY
iv) ACTIVE DEV COMMUNITY
i) The following professionals can go for this MEAN Stack Development Course:
ii) Freshers and JavaScript Developers.
iii) front-end Web Developers.
iv) UI/UX Developers.

i) Front End:

(a) HTML

(b) CSS

(c) JavaScript

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