Become a MEAN Stack Developer: MongoDB; Express;Angular;Node

Become a MEAN Stack Developer: MongoDB; Express;Angular;Node, available at $54.99, has an average rating of 4.1, with 84 lectures, based on 225 reviews, and has 24650 subscribers.

You will learn about Build a MEAN Stack application Setup a Mean Stack Development Environment Create a new Angular 6 Project Create a new Angular 6 Component Edit a Component Create a MongoDBb database Create a MongoDB Schema Start and Stop MongoDB server Use nodemon to manager node server Create a node and express backend API server Create a package json file Define Routes Test Routes Use Postman to interact with backend server Implement Middlewares in your project Create interaction between route and mongodb schema Understand Observable Subscribe to an observable Understand RXJS Add forms to components Use various Angular ng directives Install and use Bootstrap Creating various http methods This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginners to MEAN Stack development or Novice Programmers or Novice developers It is particularly useful for Beginners to MEAN Stack development or Novice Programmers or Novice developers.

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Summary

Title: Become a MEAN Stack Developer: MongoDB; Express;Angular;Node

Price: $54.99

Average Rating: 4.1

Number of Lectures: 84

Number of Published Lectures: 84

Number of Curriculum Items: 84

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 84

Original Price: $94.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Build a MEAN Stack application
Setup a Mean Stack Development Environment
Create a new Angular 6 Project
Create a new Angular 6 Component
Edit a Component
Create a MongoDBb database
Create a MongoDB Schema
Start and Stop MongoDB server
Use nodemon to manager node server
Create a node and express backend API server
Create a package json file
Define Routes
Test Routes
Use Postman to interact with backend server
Implement Middlewares in your project
Create interaction between route and mongodb schema
Understand Observable
Subscribe to an observable
Understand RXJS
Add forms to components
Use various Angular ng directives
Install and use Bootstrap
Creating various http methods

Who Should Attend

Beginners to MEAN Stack development
Novice Programmers
Novice developers

Target Audiences

Beginners to MEAN Stack development
Novice Programmers
Novice developers

MEAN, a free, open-source, full-stack solution for MEAN applications. MEAN combines MongoDB, Express.js, AngularJS, and Node.js into a single, fullstack solution for JavaScript development.�

This course introduces development techniques that capitalise on the strengths of every layer in the MEAN stack, using a simple shopping list application project that has a Backend server side Api built with Node , Express and MongoDB and a Frontend client built with angular 6 that will exchange with the backend Api . Data will be exchanged between a browser based client and an API backend service . You will learn the essential concepts of the MEAN stack .

Learn how to create a component and a form for users to add new items and also to edit items. The front end Angular Client will display data stored from the backend service. These techniques can be reused and recombined in your own MEANbased web applications.

What we will cover includes:

Installing and setting up your MEAN development environment
Configuring Angular Component with a form to add new items and also to edit existing items
Creating http methods
Displaying stored items from databasse
Learn how to connect your Angular Frontend to a NodeJS & Express & MongoDB Backend
Installing and working with MongoDB and Node.js
Implementing a MongoDB schema�
Defining routes
Using Postman to interact with backend API
Using nodemon to run server
Implementing middleware
Subscribing to Observables
Creating a data service
Injecting service into component
Editing component
Nesting Component

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Mean Stack Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: What is Mean Stack

Lecture 3: What is JSON

Lecture 4: JSON Syntax

Lecture 5: Creating a JSON document

Chapter 2: Installing Node

Lecture 1: What is Node

Lecture 2: Installing Node

Lecture 3: What is Npm

Lecture 4: Updating npm

Lecture 5: Basic npm commands

Lecture 6: Global Objects

Lecture 7: Synchronous vs Asynchronous

Lecture 8: Installing visual studio code

Chapter 3: Installing MongoDB

Lecture 1: What is MongoDB

Lecture 2: Download and Install MongoDB on Windows

Lecture 3: Modifying environment variables

Lecture 4: Creating a storage directory for MongoDB

Lecture 5: Installing MongoDB on Macs

Lecture 6: Starting and stopping MongoDB server

Lecture 7: MongoDB Data types

Lecture 8: MongoDB vs RDBMS

Chapter 4: Basic MongoDB CRUD Operations

Lecture 1: Creating a database

Lecture 2: Dropping a database

Lecture 3: Inserting Documents into MongoDB

Lecture 4: Querying a document in MongoDB

Lecture 5: Updating a document

Lecture 6: Deleting a document

Chapter 5: Introduction to Git

Lecture 1: What is Git

Lecture 2: What is Github

Lecture 3: Basic Git Architecture

Lecture 4: Git workflow

Lecture 5: Retrieving specific configuration settings

Lecture 6: Installing Git

Lecture 7: Basic Git Configuration

Lecture 8: Using Git help

Chapter 6: Some Important Keywords

Lecture 1: What is HTTP

Lecture 2: What is a URL

Lecture 3: What is an API

Lecture 4: Angular Buzz words

Lecture 5: What is MVC

Lecture 6: What is a callback

Lecture 7: What is an Arrow Function

Chapter 7: Creating a MEAN Stack Application- Part 1 :Building Server Side API

Lecture 1: What we will create

Lecture 2: Creating project directories

Lecture 3: Initialising the project

Lecture 4: Installing dependencies

Lecture 5: Creating the main file

Lecture 6: Connecting to MongoDB

Lecture 7: Installing node monitor

Lecture 8: Testing a route

Lecture 9: Creating a directory for route and model

Lecture 10: Introduction to Middlewares

Lecture 11: Adding Middlewares

Lecture 12: Adding Routes

Lecture 13: Creating a MongoDB schema

Lecture 14: Route and Schema interaction -Part 1

Lecture 15: Route and Schema interaction -Part 2

Lecture 16: Introduction to Postman

Lecture 17: Route and Schema interaction -Part 3

Lecture 18: Route and Schema interaction -Part 4

Chapter 8: Creating a MEAN Stack Application- Part 2 :Building Frontend with Angular 6

Lecture 1: Setting up Development Environment

Lecture 2: Creating a new Angular 6 Project

Lecture 3: Serving your application

Lecture 4: Editing your angular component

Lecture 5: Creating a new Component

Lecture 6: Introduction to Observables

Lecture 7: Introduction to RXJS

Lecture 8: Configuring the component

Lecture 9: Configuring a Data Service

Lecture 10: Injecting service into component

Lecture 11: Nesting an Testing Component

Lecture 12: Displaying Items

Lecture 13: Installing Bootstrap

Lecture 14: Configuring Component -Part 1

Lecture 15: Configuring Component -Part 2

Lecture 16: Configuring Component -Part 3

Lecture 17: Configuring Component -Part 4

Lecture 18: Implementing Adding a new item

Lecture 19: Implementing deleting an item

Lecture 20: Adding Edit form -Part 1

Lecture 21: Adding Edit form -Part 2

Lecture 22: Enforcing required fields input

Lecture 23: Adding a checkbox function

Lecture 24: Thank You

Instructors

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2 stars: 3 votes
3 stars: 40 votes
4 stars: 71 votes
5 stars: 104 votes

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