Angular & NestJS – The Modern MEAN Stack Guide

Angular & NestJS – The Modern MEAN Stack Guide, available at $44.99, has an average rating of 4.35, with 60 lectures, based on 64 reviews, and has 270 subscribers.

You will learn about API development using NestJS Connecting Angular App to Node NestJS Backend Building a full stack Angular and NestJS application Using MongoDB with Mongoose for data persistence Use NestJS as a NodeJS Framework Building a complete CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) Application Using Swagger for API Documentation This course is ideal for individuals who are Angular developers who want to dive into backend It is particularly useful for Angular developers who want to dive into backend.

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Summary

Title: Angular & NestJS – The Modern MEAN Stack Guide

Price: $44.99

Average Rating: 4.35

Number of Lectures: 60

Number of Published Lectures: 60

Number of Curriculum Items: 60

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 60

Original Price: $49.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

API development using NestJS
Connecting Angular App to Node NestJS Backend
Building a full stack Angular and NestJS application
Using MongoDB with Mongoose for data persistence
Use NestJS as a NodeJS Framework
Building a complete CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) Application
Using Swagger for API Documentation

Who Should Attend

Angular developers who want to dive into backend

Target Audiences

Angular developers who want to dive into backend

We can use Angular to create powerful frontend web applications powered by TypeScript / JavaScript. What if we can use the Angular knowledge to build backend applications also, here comes NestJSto the rescue. NestJS is heavily inspired by Angular.

Even If you don’t know Angular, You should give NestJS a try. NestJS is the most popular NodeJS by github stars this year.

This course takes you from zero to published app, taking a very practice-orientated route. We’ll build a quotes app throughout this course, we’ll see how we can use Angular Material library, how to fetch and handle user input, how to store data and much more!

We will also see, how we can document our api with the help of Swagger.

We will touch on various topics like Architecture, Components, Navigation, User Input, CRUD, Http, CLI etc…

And since building apps is only part of the fun, you’ll also learn how we can deploy the application we build from Developmentto ProductionEnvrionment using Heroku, Netlify, Cloud MongoDB Atlas.

What exactly are you going to learn then?

NestJS Fundamentals
NestJS Controllers, Services
Using Swagger
Using MongoDB Compass
Debugging NestJS
CORS
Working with MongoDB, Mongoose
Create, Read, Update, Delete with MongoDB
Backend Validation, Logging
Angular Fundamentals
Angular CLI
Using Angular Schematics
Using Angular Material For UI
Responsive Layouts using Flexbox and Media Queries
Lazy Loading
Async Data
Observables
Setup Development and Production Envrionments in Angular
Deloy Backend app to Heroku
Deploy Database on Cloud MongoDB Atlas
Deploy FrontEnd app to Netlify
and much more …

So Let’s Get Started.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Getting Started

Lecture 1: Introduction to Course

Lecture 2: Introduction to NestJS

Lecture 3: Introduction to Angular

Lecture 4: Setup Development Environment

Chapter 2: Building Rest API with NestJS

Lecture 1: Installing Nest CLI

Lecture 2: Creating New Project with Nest CLI

Lecture 3: Running the project

Lecture 4: Project Structure

Lecture 5: Creating First Route

Lecture 6: Creating Controller

Lecture 7: Creating Service

Lecture 8: Making Post Request

Lecture 9: Adding Interface

Lecture 10: Setup OpenAPI (Swagger)

Lecture 11: Working on Http Requests

Lecture 12: Debugging Nest CLI Application

Lecture 13: Enabling CORS

Chapter 3: Working With MongoDB

Lecture 1: Connecting to MongoDB Database

Lecture 2: Adding Environment Variables

Lecture 3: Adding Quotes Module

Lecture 4: Adding Quotes Schema

Lecture 5: Creating a Quote

Lecture 6: Adding CRUD Functionality

Chapter 4: Logging and Validation

Lecture 1: Logging the Output

Lecture 2: Adding Logger Middleware

Lecture 3: Catching Quote Not Found

Lecture 4: Create Quote Validation Mongoose

Chapter 5: Getting Started With Frontend

Lecture 1: Installing Angular CLI

Lecture 2: Creating New Application

Lecture 3: Running the Application

Lecture 4: Angular Project Structure

Chapter 6: Working on the UI

Lecture 1: Installing Angular Material

Lecture 2: Adding Material Module

Lecture 3: Creating Menu

Lecture 4: Working on the Home Page

Lecture 5: Adding Lazy Loading Module

Lecture 6: Working on Quotes Page UI

Lecture 7: Displaying Multiple Quotes

Lecture 8: Getting Author Initials

Lecture 9: Adding Random Avatar Background

Chapter 7: Connecting to NestJS API Backend

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Creating a Service

Lecture 3: Displaying Data

Lecture 4: Unsubscribing From Subscription

Lecture 5: Using async Pipe

Lecture 6: Creating Interface

Lecture 7: Using tap Operator

Lecture 8: Using Environment Variables

Lecture 9: Updating Home Page

Chapter 8: Finishing CRUD

Lecture 1: Adding Create Quote Component

Lecture 2: Working on Create Quote UI

Lecture 3: Sending POST Request

Lecture 4: Angular Form Validation

Lecture 5: Editing a Quote

Lecture 6: Deleting a Quote

Lecture 7: Adding Material Snackbar

Chapter 9: Deployment

Lecture 1: Connecting to Cloud MongoDB Atlas

Lecture 2: Deploying NestJS to Heroku

Lecture 3: Deploying Angular App to Netlify

Chapter 10: Course Roundup

Lecture 1: Course Roundup

Instructors

Baljeet Singh
Freelance Full Stack Developer, Instructor

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5 stars: 36 votes

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