MERN Stack Bootcamp 2023 MongoDB, Express, React NodeJS

MERN Stack Bootcamp 2023 – MongoDB, Express, React & NodeJS, available at $64.99, has an average rating of 4.35, with 167 lectures, based on 200 reviews, and has 831 subscribers.

You will learn about Learn how to build Fullstack apps from scratch Learn how to implement JWT authentication – User Registration, Login, Password Reset Learn how to store data in MongoDB Learn how to send automated email Learn how to upload images in MERN stack and save to cloudinary State management with Redux Toolkit Deploy app to both Heroku and Render This course is ideal for individuals who are Students who know ReactJS and want to learn Fullstack development using the MERN stack. It is particularly useful for Students who know ReactJS and want to learn Fullstack development using the MERN stack.

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Summary

Title: MERN Stack Bootcamp 2023 – MongoDB, Express, React & NodeJS

Price: $64.99

Average Rating: 4.35

Number of Lectures: 167

Number of Published Lectures: 167

Number of Curriculum Items: 167

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 167

Original Price: $99.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Learn how to build Fullstack apps from scratch

Learn how to implement JWT authentication – User Registration, Login, Password Reset

Learn how to store data in MongoDB

Learn how to send automated email

Learn how to upload images in MERN stack and save to cloudinary

State management with Redux Toolkit

Deploy app to both Heroku and Render

Who Should Attend

Students who know ReactJS and want to learn Fullstack development using the MERN stack.

Target Audiences

Students who know ReactJS and want to learn Fullstack development using the MERN stack.

Welcome To The MERN Stack Course

MERN stands for MongoDB, Express.js, React.js and Node.js – and combined, these four technologies allow you to build amazing web applications.

During this course we will:

Learn some NodeJS basics

Build API endpoints with Express

Build authentication with JSON Web  Token including User Registration, Login and Password Reset

Upload image with multer and save to Cloudinary

Protect routes to only be accessed by logged-in users

Build Frontend pages with React and SCSS

Setup Routing with React Router V6

Setup MongoDB

Complete CRUD functionality

Implement pagination on the front-end

Connect frontend to backend using Axios

Manage state with Redux Toolkit

Build a dashboard for product management

Utilize “express-async-handler” package

Setup error handling in Express

Hash passwords

Build a user profile page

Build a contact us page

Edit user profile from the frontend

Deploy the app to Heroku and Render

What are the requirements for taking this course?

1. Knowledge of HTML, CSS and JavaScript

2. Knowledge of React

3. NO Prior Knowledge of NodeJS and Express is required.

Who this course is for?

Developers who got basic React knowledge and want to build a full stack app with the MERN stack from scratch.

NOTE:

This is not an introduction to React course, you are expected to know React before taking this course. However, I try to explain the ReactJS concepts used in every section.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction and Course Requirement

Lecture 2: Environment Setup

Lecture 3: What is MERN Stack

Chapter 2: Some NodeJS Basics

Lecture 1: Node Basics

Lecture 2: Modules

Lecture 3: Core Modules

Lecture 4: Create a NodeJS Server

Lecture 5: Create Routes in NodeJS

Lecture 6: Create an Express Server and Route

Lecture 7: Continously monitor server with Nodemon

Lecture 8: HTTP Request Methods and Status Codes

Chapter 3: Express Basics – Task Manager App

Lecture 1: Task Manager – Demo

Lecture 2: Project Setup

Lecture 3: Create Express Server

Lecture 4: Create start script with nodemon

Lecture 5: Setup Postman and Insomia for API testing

Lecture 6: Setup MongoDB

Lecture 7: Connect To MongoDB – Method 1

Lecture 8: Refactor the connection sequence

Lecture 9: Connect To MongoDB – Method 2

Lecture 10: Create Task Model and Schema

Lecture 11: Create a Task Route

Lecture 12: Middleware

Lecture 13: Save Task to database

Lecture 14: Get All Tasks

Lecture 15: Create Task Route

Lecture 16: Create Task Controller

Lecture 17: Get a Single Task

Lecture 18: Delete a Task

Lecture 19: Update a Task – PUT

Lecture 20: Update a Task – PATCH

Lecture 21: Refactor out Routes

Chapter 4: React Frontend – Task Manager App

Lecture 1: React App Setup

Lecture 2: Create Script to run backend and frontend

Lecture 3: Create all Components

Lecture 4: Task Manager JSX

Lecture 5: Add Task to DB

Lecture 6: Set Proxy URL

Lecture 7: Get Tasks from DB

Lecture 8: Display tasks on the page

Lecture 9: Delete a Task

Lecture 10: Update Task Part 1

Lecture 11: Update Task Part 2

Lecture 12: Set task to completed

Lecture 13: Get task count

Chapter 5: Deployment – Render and Heroku

Lecture 1: Deploy – Push app to GitHub

Lecture 2: Deploy Frontend To Render

Lecture 3: Deploy Backend To Render

Lecture 4: Before you deploy to Heroku

Lecture 5: Preparing our App for deployment

Lecture 6: Deploying our app to Heroku

Chapter 6: Inventory Management App – Demo and Setup

Lecture 1: Pinvent App – Demo

Lecture 2: Planning the Project

Lecture 3: Project Setup

Chapter 7: Inventory Management App – Backend

Lecture 1: Create Server and Connect MongoDB

Lecture 2: Create Folders and Home Route

Lecture 3: Create User Model

Lecture 4: Create User Route

Lecture 5: Create User Controller

Lecture 6: Create Custom Error Handler

Lecture 7: Register New User

Lecture 8: Encrypt Password – Method 1

Lecture 9: Encrypt Password – Method 2

Lecture 10: Generate JSON Web Token

Lecture 11: Send Token With HTTP-Only cookie

Lecture 12: Create Login Route

Lecture 13: Create Login Controller Function

Lecture 14: Login Controller Bug Fix

Lecture 15: Logout User

Lecture 16: Create User Profile Route

Lecture 17: Create Protect MiddleWare and UserProfile Controller

Lecture 18: Create Route to Get Login Status

Lecture 19: Create Login Status Controller Function

Lecture 20: Create Route to Update User

Lecture 21: Create Update User Controller Function

Lecture 22: Create Route to Change Password

Lecture 23: Create Controller Function to Change Password

Lecture 24: Reset Password Process

Lecture 25: Create Forgot Password Route

Lecture 26: Create Token Model

Lecture 27: Create send Email Function

Lecture 28: Forgot Password Controller Function – Part 1

Lecture 29: Forgot Password Controller Function – Part 2

Lecture 30: Forgot Password Controller Function – Part 3

Lecture 31: Email not delivered

Lecture 32: Create Reset Password Route

Lecture 33: Create Reset Password Controller

Lecture 34: Create Product Model

Lecture 35: Create Product Route

Lecture 36: Create Product Controller

Lecture 37: Set up Multer file upload

Lecture 38: Upload Image With Multer

Lecture 39: Save product to cloudinary

Instructors

Ewomazino Akpareva
Web Developer

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2 stars: 6 votes

3 stars: 8 votes

4 stars: 66 votes

5 stars: 117 votes

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