JavaScript-based MEAN stack frameworks are used to develop web applications. In the MEAN stack, four key technologies make up the layers: MongoDB, Express, Angular, and Node.  Web applications are developed using JavaScript technologies known as Mean Stack. Consequently, JavaScript is used from client to server and from server to database. Web applications can be developed quickly and robustly using MEAN, a full-stack development toolkit.

 

You will be able to advance your career in Mean Stack Web Development in Kolkata

with our Euphoria Genx course. This Full Stack MEAN Developer program teaches you how to build and deploy interactive applications and services using MongoDB, Express.js, Angular, and Node.js, GIT, HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. This course teaches JavaScript, Node.js, Angular, Docker, and Protractor, among other software development and testing technologies. A MongoDB database will be used to store data, test and deploy code, and build an end-to-end application. Do not delay and grab the opportunity of summer training in Mean Stack Web Development now by enrolling today!

 

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    MEAN Stack Web Development

    MEAN Stack Web Development

    • Module 1: Introduction to Nodejs

      • What is nodejs
      • A word onevent loop
      • Event driven architecture
      • Blocking vs non-blocking code
      • Setup nodejs
      • Node REPL
      • HelloWorld program
      • Debugging nodejs app

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    • Module 2: Data visualization

      • Understanding exports and require
      • Creating modules
      • Importing modules
      • Npm

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    • Module 3: Events & Streams

      • Significance of Events
      • Event Emitter class
      • Emitting and listening to events
      • Types of streams
      • Working with streams
      • Composing streams using pipe

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    • Module 4: 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

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    • Module 5: Routing in Depth

      • Route Methods
      • Parametrized Routes
      • Express Router

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    • Module 6: Template Engines

      • What are template engines
      • EJS
      • Jade
      • Handlebars

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    • Module 7: Expressjs security

      • Authentication
      • JWT
      • Securing routes
      • Debugging in express
      • Real time programming withSocket.io

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    • Module 8: Scaling nodejs applications

      • The Child process model
      • exec
      • spawn
      • fork functions
      • Using the Cluster module

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    • Module 9: Introduction to MongoDB

      • Installing MongoDB
      • The current SQL/NoSQL landscape
      • Document-oriented vs. other types of storage
      • Mongo's feature set
      • Common use-cases
      • MongoDB databases
      • MongoDB Collections
      • MongoDB Documents

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    • Module 10: CRUD Operations in Mongodb

      • Creating documents Insert
      • Update, Save Querying documents Find
      • Working with equality
      • Query operators
      • Building complex queries
      • Updating documents
      • Deleting documents

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    • Module 11: Introduction to Mongoose

      • Word on ORM/ODM
      • Installing mongoose
      • Connecting to MongoDB from mongoose

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    • Module 12: Core concepts of Mongoose

      • Understanding mongoose schema and datatypes
      • Working with Models
      • Using modifiers in schema
      • Using virtual fields
      • Optimizing query performance by enabling indexes

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    • Module 13: Extending Models

      • Working with hooks
      • Validation of model data
      • Creating custom static methods
      • Creating custom instance methods
      • CRUD operations with Mongoose

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    • Module 14: Introduction

      • What is Angular?
      • Deference Between Angular 12 and Other Versions
      • Why would you want to learn it?
      • Project Setup and First App
      • What is TypeScript?
      • A Basic Project Setup using Bootstrap for Styling

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    • Module 15: Basics

      • Module
      • How an Angular App gets Loaded and Started
      • Components
      • Understanding the Role of App Module and Component Declaration
      • Using Custom Components
      • Creating Components with the CLI & Nesting Components

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    • Module 16: Components and Databinding

      • Adding Navigation with Event Binding and ngIf
      • Passing Recipe Data with Property Binding
      • Passing Data with Event and Property Binding (Combined)
      • Class Binding
      • Style Binding
      • Two Way Data Binding
      • Binding to Custom Properties
      • Make sure you have Forms Module added!

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    • Module 17: Directives

      • Module Introduction
      • ngFor and ngIf Recap
      • ngClass and ngStyle Recap
      • Understanding ngSwitch
      • Creating a Basic Attribute Directive
      • Using the Renderer to build a Better Attribute Directive
      • Using HostListener to Listen to Host Events
      • Using HostBinding to Bind to Host Properties
      • Binding to Directive Properties
      • What Happens behind the Scenes on Structural Directives
      • Building a Structural Directive

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    • Module 18: Services and Dependency Injection

      • Setting up the Services
      • Managing Recipes in a Recipe Service
      • Using a Service for Cross-Component Communication

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    • Module 19: Navigation and Routing

      • Why do we need a Router?
      • Setting up and Loading Routes
      • Navigating with Router Links
      • Understanding Navigation Paths
      • Styling Active Router Links
      • Navigating Programmatically
      • Using Relative Paths in Programmatic Navigation
      • Passing Parameters to Routes
      • Fetching Route Parameters

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    • Module 20: Form Handling

      • An Example Form
      • Creating the Form and Registering the Controls
      • Submitting and Using the Form
      • Adding Validation to check User Input
      • Built-in Validators & Using HTML5 Validation

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    • Module 21: Pipes To Transform Output

      • Why Pipes are Useful?
      • Using Pipes
      • Parametrize Pipes
      • Chaining Multiple Pipes

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    • Module 22: HTTP Request

      • Introduction & How Http Requests Work
      • Sending POST Request
      • Sending GET Requests
      • Sending PUT Requests
      • Sending DELETE Requests

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    • Module 23: Authentication and Authorization

      • User Registration
      • Authenticating User
      • Show User Name
      • Logout User
      • Authorization and Route Protection

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    • Module 24: Project Work & Documentation
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    Price ₹24,999.00 ₹19,999.00
    Instructor Euphoria GenX
    Duration 60 hours
    Enrolled 226 students
    Deadline 4-6 Weeks

    Frequently Asked Questions

    1

    Is MEAN stack better than full-stack?

    Yes, Mean Stack is a little faster than Full Stack as its focuses on specific areas. Also, Mean Stack is Open Source but Full Stack is not Open Source. Also, for server-side programming, the MEAN stack allows the developer to use NodeJS.

    2

    Should I learn MERN or MEAN stack?

    Both Mean and Mern have different aspects but Mean is used for enterprise-level architecture and MERN is popular in smaller applications. But choosing one depends upon the size of your project.

    3

    What is the salary of a MEAN stack developer in India?

    The salary of a mean stack developer depends upon the experience level. However, it ranges between ₹ 1.8 lakhs to ₹ 10.0 lakhs with an average annual salary of ₹ 4.0 lakhs.

    4

    Is MEAN stack development in demand?

    The MEAN stack framework, which consists of several tools and plugins, has become a popular stack development framework. You will be able to choose from a wide range of domains if you learn the MEAN stack. You can easily hop between web, mobile, desktop, and even IoT frameworks, because all of them are built on JavaScript, provided you know JavaScript well. These are also the reasons behind the popularity of the MEAN training institute in Kolkata.

    5

    Can I learn full-stack web development in 3 months?

    Learning Full-stack web development in just 3 months is not possible unless you choose the best-certified Mean Stack Web Development course in Kolkata.

    6

    Is MEAN stack used for web development?

    This stack consists of MongoDB, Express.js, AngularJS, and Node.js.Yes, the MEAN stack is used to develop full-stack web development.

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