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NodeJS made easy for MEAN or MERN Stack

Overview: NodeJS made easy for MEAN or MERN Stack Welcome to "NodeJS Made Easy for MEAN or MERN Stack"! This course is designed to simplify the learn...

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116 Lesson

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6hr 46min

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4 students enrolled

Overview: NodeJS made easy for MEAN or MERN Stack

Welcome to "NodeJS Made Easy for MEAN or MERN Stack"! This course is designed to simplify the learning process of Node.js, a fundamental component of both MEAN (MongoDB, Express.js, AngularJS, Node.js) and MERN (MongoDB, Express.js, React, Node.js) stacks. Node.js enables server-side JavaScript execution, facilitating seamless communication between the frontend and backend components of web applications. In this course, you'll learn the essentials of Node.js, empowering you to build robust and scalable web applications with ease.
  • Interactive video lectures by industry experts
  • Instant e-certificate
  • Fully online, interactive course with Professional voice-over
  • Developed by qualified first aid professionals
  • Self paced learning and laptop, tablet, smartphone friendly
  • 24/7 Learning Assistance
  • Discounts on bulk purchases

Main Course Features:

  • Comprehensive coverage of Node.js fundamentals and best practices
  • Practical tutorials and coding exercises to reinforce learning
  • Hands-on projects demonstrating Node.js integration within MEAN or MERN stacks
  • Exploration of asynchronous programming, event-driven architecture, and module management in Node.js
  • Guidance on building RESTful APIs and web servers using Node.js and Express.js
  • Integration of Node.js with frontend frameworks like AngularJS or React for full-stack development
  • Real-world examples and case studies illustrating Node.js applications in web development
  • Access to resources and tools for continued practice and reference

Who Should Take This Course:

  • Web developers interested in mastering Node.js for full-stack web development with MEAN or MERN stacks
  • Students and professionals seeking to enhance their skills in building scalable and efficient web applications
  • Anyone looking to enter the field of web development and learn the latest technologies and frameworks

Learning Outcomes:

  • Understand the core concepts and architecture of Node.js
  • Develop RESTful APIs and web servers using Node.js and Express.js
  • Integrate Node.js seamlessly within MEAN or MERN stack environments
  • Implement asynchronous programming and handle events effectively in Node.js
  • Build scalable and performant web applications with Node.js
  • Debug and troubleshoot Node.js applications efficiently
  • Enhance your portfolio with projects showcasing Node.js proficiency
  • Stay updated with the latest advancements and trends in Node.js and full-stack web development.

Certification

Once you’ve successfully completed your course, you will immediately be sent a digital certificate. All of our courses are fully accredited, providing you with up-to-date skills and knowledge and helping you to become more competent and effective in your chosen field. Our certifications have no expiry dates, although we do recommend that you renew them every 12 months.

Assessment

At the end of the Course, there will be an online assessment, which you will need to pass to complete the course. Answers are marked instantly and automatically, allowing you to know straight away whether you have passed. If you haven’t, there’s no limit on the number of times you can take the final exam. All this is included in the one-time fee you paid for the course itself.
Course Content
116 Lectures 6hr 46min
  • ImgModule 01: Course and Instructor Introduction

  • ImgModule 02: GITHub URL

  • ImgModule 01: What is Node?

  • ImgModule 02: Why Node?

  • ImgModule 03: NodeJS package manager NPM

  • ImgModule 04: Install Node and Visual Studio Code

  • ImgModule 01: Create a simple node application

  • ImgModule 02: Adding Dependencies

  • ImgModule 03: OS Module

  • ImgModule 04: Write a file sync and async

  • ImgModule 05: Use Arrow Functions

  • ImgModule 06: Append and Rename

  • ImgModule 07: Read and Delete

  • ImgModule 08: HTTP module in action

  • ImgModule 09: Return JSON Response

  • ImgModule 10: Use nodemon

  • ImgModule 11: Scripts block

  • ImgModule 01: Introduction

  • ImgModule 02: What is REST?

  • ImgModule 03: Create an Express App

  • ImgModule 04: Express In Action

  • ImgModule 05: Handle other HTTP Methods

  • ImgModule 06: Use Router

  • ImgModule 07: Create Customer Endpoint

  • ImgModule 01: Introduction

  • ImgModule 02: Mongo Command Line

  • ImgModule 03: Steps

  • ImgModule 04: Use Mongo Client

  • ImgModule 05: Implement Find All

  • ImgModule 06: GET single product

  • ImgModule 07: What is body-parser?

  • ImgModule 08: Configure body-parser

  • ImgModule 09: Create Product

  • ImgModule 10: Update Product

  • ImgModule 11: Delete Product

  • ImgModule 01: Introduction

  • ImgModule 02: Steps

  • ImgModule 03: Create Project

  • ImgModule 04: Create Server JS

  • ImgModule 05: Create and Configure Product Controller

  • ImgModule 06: Create Mongoose Schema and Model

  • ImgModule 07: Create

  • ImgModule 08: Test and Flow

  • ImgModule 09: Read

  • ImgModule 10: Update

  • ImgModule 11: Delete

  • ImgModule 01: Introduction

  • ImgModule 02: Steps

  • ImgModule 03: Create the Project

  • ImgModule 04: Get All

  • ImgModule 05: Create and Update

  • ImgModule 06: Get and Delete

  • ImgModule 01: Mocha and Chai

  • ImgModule 02: Steps

  • ImgModule 03: Install Dependencies

  • ImgModule 04: First Test

  • ImgModule 05: Handle Failures

  • ImgModule 06: Test Create and Get

  • ImgModule 07: Before and after methods

  • ImgModule 01: Introduction

  • ImgModule 02: Steps

  • ImgModule 03: Create DB Connection

  • ImgModule 04: Mongoose Static Methods

  • ImgModule 05: Create the Model and DAO

  • ImgModule 06: Create the Controller

  • ImgModule 07: Map Routes

  • ImgModule 08: Test

  • ImgModule 09: Use src folder

  • ImgModule 10: Use Babel and ES6 Syntax

  • ImgModule 01: Usecase

  • ImgModule 02: Create the Project

  • ImgModule 03: Setup Configuration

  • ImgModule 04: Create Model

  • ImgModule 05: Implement Patient DAO

  • ImgModule 06: Create Patient Controller

  • ImgModule 07: Create and Configure Routes

  • ImgModule 08: Create Clinical DAO and Controller

  • ImgModule 09: Run and Test

  • ImgModule 10: Fix Bug and Test

  • ImgModule 01: Introduction

  • ImgModule 02: Install Docker Desktop

  • ImgModule 03: Steps

  • ImgModule 04: Create Dockerfile

  • ImgModule 05: Create docker-compose.yml

  • ImgModule 06: docker compose up

  • ImgModule 01: Introduction

  • ImgModule 02: AWS EC2 Introduction

  • ImgModule 03: Launch an EC2 Instance

  • ImgModule 04: Windows – Use MobaXterm and connect

  • ImgModule 05: Install Mongo

  • ImgModule 06: Install Node and Git

  • ImgModule 07: Push Project to Github

  • ImgModule 08: Run the APP on EC2 and Test

  • ImgModule 01: Introduction

  • ImgModule 02: Install React CLI

  • ImgModule 03: Create Project

  • ImgModule 04: Create Components

  • ImgModule 05: Configure Routing

  • ImgModule 06: Home Component

  • ImgModule 07: Use State and React Hook

  • ImgModule 08: Render Rows

  • ImgModule 09: Enable CORS on the Node Project

  • ImgModule 10: Test Home Page

  • ImgModule 11: Add Patient – Create Form

  • ImgModule 12: Handle Submit

  • ImgModule 13: Add Clinical’s – Create Form

  • ImgModule 14: Add Clinical’s – Handle Submit

  • ImgModule 01: Introduction

  • ImgModule 02: Steps

  • ImgModule 03: Setup the database

  • ImgModule 04: Setup Project

  • ImgModule 05: Get All

  • ImgModule 06: Get One

  • ImgModule 07: Create

  • ImgModule 08: Return after Insert

  • ImgModule 09: Update