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What is Mean Stack Online training

The MEAN Stack Developer course will establish you as an expert web developer in the MEAN stack. The term MEAN stack refers to a collection of JavaScript-based technologies used to develop web applications.MEAN is a combination of Mongo DB, Express, Angular, and Node.js. Mongo DB is a database system, Express is a back-end web framework. Angular is a front-end framework, and Node.js is a back-end runtime environment. The MEAN Stack Developer program is a structured learning path recommended by leading industry experts and ensures your mastery of full MEAN stack development. Learn how to create effective MEAN applications at  VLR Training where the  training about advanced integral concepts of MEAN will enable you to install and work in the Mongo Db and Node.js setup. To learn about the fundamentals of Mongo Db schema design, to generate REST APIs with Node.js and Express, and to create applications with Angular  

Benefits of Mean Stack Online Training

  • Resourceful and experienced Full Stack experts as MEAN Stack instructors
  • Opportunity to work as front end and back end developer after training completion
  •  Acquiring skills in real time setup to develop complex applications

Pre-requisites To Learn Mean Stack Online Training

  • Basic understanding of JavaScript as all the components of MEAN Stack is based on JavaScript.
  • Familiarity with the Angular framework.
  • Basic familiarity with Express JS.
  • Understanding the fundamentals of MongoDB.

Mean Stack Online Training Course Details:

Course Duration

60 Days

Mon-Fri

7:30 PM IST

Mode of Training

Online

Mean Stack Online Training Course Content :

  • Understanding the case for TypeScript
  • Types in TypeScript
  • Functions, lambdas, and execution flow
  • Classes, interfaces, and class inheritance
  • Decorators in TypeScript
  • Organizing our applications with modules
  • A better template syntax
  • Configuring our template from our component class
  • Directives in Angular
  • Manipulating template bindings with Pipes
  • Building our own custom directives
  • A word about naming conventions for custom directives and pipe
  • Strategies for handling asynchronous information
  • Reactive functional programming in Angular
  • HTTP API
  • Serving Observable data through HTTP
  • Adding support for the Angular router
  • Setting up the router service
  • Handling route parameters
  • Defining child routers
  • The Router lifecycle hooks
  • Two-way data binding in Angular
  • Tracking control interaction and validating input
  • Controls, Control Groups, and the Form Builder class
  • A real example – our login component
  • Introducing the component tree
  • Common conventions for scalable applications
  • How dependency injection works in Angular
  • Refactoring our application the Angular way
  • Introduction to MongoDB
  • Introduction to NoSQL
  • Introducing MongoDB
  • MongoDB ad-hoc queries, DB indexing, replica set, and sharding
  • The BSON format
  • Creating a document using insert()
  • Create a document using update()
  • Creating a document using save()
  • Finding all the collection documents
  • Using an equality statement and query operators
  • Building AND/OR queries
  • Updating documents using update() and using save()

Deleting all documents

  • Installing Mongoose
  • Connecting to MongoDB
  • Creating the user schema and model
  • Registering the User model
  • Creating new users using save()
  • Finding multiple user documents using find()
  • Advanced querying using find()
  • Reading a single user document using findOne()
  • Updating an existing user document
  • Deleting an existing user document
  • Defining default values
  • Using schema modifiers
  • Predefined modifiers
  • Custom setter modifiers
  • Adding virtual attributes
  • Custom getter modifiers
  • Optimizing queries using indexes
  • Defining custom static methods and custom instance methods
  • Predefined validators
  • Custom validators
  • Using pre middleware and post middleware
  • Three-tier web application development
  • Installing Node.js
Accordion Content
  • The installation process of NPM
  • Managing dependencies using the package.json file

Common JS modules

  • Strings Handling,
  • Arrays Manipulation,
  • Regular Expressions,
  • Console
  • File Handling,
  • Command line interfacing with read line,
  • os, path, process,
  • buffer, stream, URL, query strings,
  • Working with Http request and response,
  • Networking communication with a Net module
  • Express, Browserify, Request, Socket.IO, passport, MongoDB driver, Mongoose
  • Node.js event-driven programming
  • Introduction to Express
  • Installing Express
  • Creating your first Express application
  •  The application object
  • The request object
  • The response object

Implementing the MVC pattern

  • Application folder structure
  • Horizontal folder structure
  • Vertical folder structure
  • File-naming conventions
  • Implementing the horizontal folder structure

Environment configuration files

  • Configuring the view system
  • Rendering EJS views
  • Serving static files
  • Configuring sessions

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