Mean Stack Developer - Upskill with Webdroid

About Course

A MEAN Stack Developer specializes in building web applications using the MEAN stack, which consists of MongoDB, Express.js, Angular, and Node.js. This stack is JavaScript-based, allowing developers to work seamlessly across both front-end and back-end. MEAN developers handle client-side development with Angular, server-side logic with Node.js and Express, and manage data storage with MongoDB. Their expertise enables them to create dynamic, scalable, and full-featured web applications using a single language—JavaScript.

Front-end development using Angular for building dynamic user interfaces.
Server-side programming with Node.js and Express.js.
Database management using MongoDB, a NoSQL database.
JavaScript programming across the entire stack (front-end and back-end).
RESTful API development and integration.
Handling asynchronous operations with Node.js for efficient server communication.
Managing authentication and security in web applications.
Deploying and managing MEAN applications on cloud platforms like AWS or Heroku.

Course Content

Welcome to MEAN

Welcome

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What We Will Learn

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Course Specifics

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What Does MEAN mean?

Node.js & Express

Section Introduction

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How this will Go ?

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Course Project intro

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Setup

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Discover Node.js

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What are Node.js & Express?

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Try Node from Command Line

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Set up a Node.js app

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Use GIT with C9.io

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Work With Express

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Get Express set up

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Create an NPM Start script

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Routing with Express

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Kickstart a Node Web App

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Use a Bootstrap Template

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Configuring Resources

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Manage UI Components with Bower

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Work with Gulp

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Use JSHint in Gulp

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Inject dependencies with Wiredep

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Injection with Gulp-Inject

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Watch Changes with Nodemon

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Work with Node Templating Engines

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Review of Templating Engine Options

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Begin with EJS

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Put EJS to Work

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More Express Routing

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Use a Router

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New Pages

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Separate code into different files

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Wire our new pages back to Express & Node

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Use a Database with Node.js

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Get MongoDB setup and installed

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Get Events data ready to be inserted into MongoDB

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Write code to insert our data into MongoDB

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Query MongoDB and display results in our page

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Sub-Course Wrap-Up

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MongoDB

Welcome to MongoDb

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Our Hands-On Project

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Setup Our Tools

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Draft Lesson

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Import Data with MongoImport

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Use the Mongo Shell

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Javascript in the Mongo Shell

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Start with Queries and Operations

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Retrieve data with .find()

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Create data with .save() & .insert()

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Update data with .update()

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Deleting data with .remove()

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Display User Data in our App

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Model New Entities

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Rules for Modeling

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Simple & Complex Models

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Modeling ‘Event’ Data

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Let’s use our new knowledge to model the ‘Event’ document for our project.

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MongoDb & Indexes

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Indexing MongoDb

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Using Indexes

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Creating Indexes

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MongoDb Aggregation Framework

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Aggregation Concepts

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Pipeline Stages & Operators

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Aggregation in our Project

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Use our Aggregated Data

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Replication & Sharding

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What are Replica Sets?

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Automated Failover

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What is Sharding?

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Rules for Sharding data

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Our Web App

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Our Project’s State

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Our app.js file

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Our Aggregate Queries

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Sub Course Wrap up

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Learning Objectives & Project Requirements Review

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Angular2

Course Introduction

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Say Hello to Angular2

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How this course works

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The Course Project

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Getting the Cloud9 Online IDE

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Setting Up the Cloud9 IDE

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Setting Up The Course Project

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Using Angular 2 Modules

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Angular Components

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Component Defined

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The Component Parts

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Tying a Component Together

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The App Component

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Bootstrapping an Angular2 App

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Building Angular2 UI

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The Component Template

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Create A Template

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The Directive Component

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Interpolation

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Angular2 Built-In Directives

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Binding in Angular2

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Property Binding

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Event Binding

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2-Way Binding

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Formatting Bound Data with Pipes

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Advanced Component Concepts

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Interface & Components

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Styling Components

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Styling Components

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Component Lifecycle Events

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Pipe Transform Interface

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Component Composition

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Parent/Child Components

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More Parent/Child Components

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Property Binding with @Input

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Event Binding with @Output

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Services

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Angular2 Dependency Injection

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Creating Services

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Using Services

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Service Injection

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Web Services

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Observables vs. Promises

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Using Reactive Extensions

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HTTP Requests

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Implementing Observables

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Routing Configuration

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Routes and Actions

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Routes and Views

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Routes and Parameters

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Routes and Code

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Setting Up Angular2 From Scratch

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Configuring the Compiler

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Project Dependencies

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Core Libraries

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Section Introduction

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Review of Concepts

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About Course

What Will You Learn?

Course Content

Welcome to MEAN

Welcome

What We Will Learn

Course Specifics

What Does MEAN mean?

Section Introduction

Where did MEAN came from ?

Our Take on MEAN

MEAN Application Architecture

Section Summary

Node.js & Express

Section Introduction

How this will Go ?

Course Project intro

Setup

Discover Node.js

What are Node.js & Express?

Try Node from Command Line

Set up a Node.js app

Use GIT with C9.io

Work With Express

Get Express set up

Create an NPM Start script

Routing with Express

Kickstart a Node Web App

Use a Bootstrap Template

Configuring Resources

Manage UI Components with Bower

Work with Gulp

Use JSHint in Gulp

Inject dependencies with Wiredep

Injection with Gulp-Inject

Watch Changes with Nodemon

Work with Node Templating Engines

Review of Templating Engine Options

Begin with EJS

Put EJS to Work

More Express Routing

Use a Router

New Pages

Separate code into different files

Wire our new pages back to Express & Node

Use a Database with Node.js

Get MongoDB setup and installed

Get Events data ready to be inserted into MongoDB

Write code to insert our data into MongoDB

Query MongoDB and display results in our page

Sub-Course Wrap-Up

MongoDB

Welcome to MongoDb

Our Hands-On Project

Setup Our Tools

Draft Lesson

Import Data with MongoImport

Use the Mongo Shell

Javascript in the Mongo Shell

Start with Queries and Operations

Retrieve data with .find()

Create data with .save() & .insert()

Update data with .update()

Deleting data with .remove()

Display User Data in our App

Model New Entities

Rules for Modeling

Simple & Complex Models

Modeling ‘Event’ Data

Let’s use our new knowledge to model the ‘Event’ document for our project.

MongoDb & Indexes

Indexing MongoDb

Using Indexes

Creating Indexes

MongoDb Aggregation Framework

Aggregation Concepts

Pipeline Stages & Operators

Aggregation in our Project

Use our Aggregated Data

Replication & Sharding