Learn MEAN Stack

Learn MEAN Stack, available at $39.99, has an average rating of 3.4, with 185 lectures, based on 136 reviews, and has 826 subscribers.

You will learn about Code a MEAN Project with an Online IDE Understand what the MEAN stack is and when to use it Develop MEAN REST APIs with Node and Express Program and configure MongoDB in a MEAN project Develop rich, functional UIs with Angular2 in a MEAN project Work efficiently with amazing MEAN dev tools Scaffold a MEAN UI client project with Angular-CLI and much, much more! This course is ideal for individuals who are This course was built for web developers who design and build full-stack solutions for mobile and the web. or This course is designed for those developers who want to design with the MEAN Stack (with Angular2) as easily as they may with other JavaScript development stacks. or Of course, the info presented in this course is just as valuable for architects, testers, and product managers as they too should understand the architecture of the MEAN stack and how development works with MEAN when creating mobile and web solutions. It is particularly useful for This course was built for web developers who design and build full-stack solutions for mobile and the web. or This course is designed for those developers who want to design with the MEAN Stack (with Angular2) as easily as they may with other JavaScript development stacks. or Of course, the info presented in this course is just as valuable for architects, testers, and product managers as they too should understand the architecture of the MEAN stack and how development works with MEAN when creating mobile and web solutions.

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Summary

Title: Learn MEAN Stack

Price: $39.99

Average Rating: 3.4

Number of Lectures: 185

Number of Published Lectures: 185

Number of Curriculum Items: 185

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 185

Original Price: $129.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Code a MEAN Project with an Online IDE

Understand what the MEAN stack is and when to use it

Develop MEAN REST APIs with Node and Express

Program and configure MongoDB in a MEAN project

Develop rich, functional UIs with Angular2 in a MEAN project

Work efficiently with amazing MEAN dev tools

Scaffold a MEAN UI client project with Angular-CLI

and much, much more!

Who Should Attend

This course was built for web developers who design and build full-stack solutions for mobile and the web.

This course is designed for those developers who want to design with the MEAN Stack (with Angular2) as easily as they may with other JavaScript development stacks.

Of course, the info presented in this course is just as valuable for architects, testers, and product managers as they too should understand the architecture of the MEAN stack and how development works with MEAN when creating mobile and web solutions.

Target Audiences

This course was built for web developers who design and build full-stack solutions for mobile and the web.

This course is designed for those developers who want to design with the MEAN Stack (with Angular2) as easily as they may with other JavaScript development stacks.

Of course, the info presented in this course is just as valuable for architects, testers, and product managers as they too should understand the architecture of the MEAN stack and how development works with MEAN when creating mobile and web solutions.

Being a one-trick programming pony doesn’t cut it anymore in today’s tech job market. The more strings you have on your bow, the more in-demand you’ll be. When it comes to web app development, having the know-how to create something fully-functioning from start to finish boosts your employability credentials in a big way.? Thankfully, the MEAN Stack is the tool set that allows you to do just that. Want to get involved? Read on

Learn a Suite of In-Demand Programming Skills

·???????? Understand MEAN Stack and how to use it effectively

·???????? Code MEAN projects with an online IDE

·???????? Develop MEAN REST APIs with Node and Express

·???????? Create top-notch UIs with Angular 2

·???????? Gain the skills needed to become a sought after web developer

Build Full-Stack Solutions for Mobile and the Web

This MEAN Stack online course is designed for any web developer or IT professional who wants to understand and use MEAN Stack for their projects. If you have some experience with an object-oriented/scripting language and JavaScript tools, great. But if you don’t, no worries – we guide you through every part of the process.

You’ll gain a solid foundation of knowledge in using the MEAN Stack (that’s MongoDB, Express, Angular and Node JS) for web and mobile development, with hours of instruction and code-alongs to help you through. You’ll study each component individually, learning how to assemble them to provide a highly efficient JavaScript-based development stack.

That means setting up an online IDE, developing MEAN REST APIs with Node and Express, programming and configuring with MongoDB, developing rich and functional UIs with Angular, scaffolding a MEAN UI client project, and much more.

Plus, we make sure your skills are future-proofed by using Angular 2, the much-discussed rewrite of Angular JS that’s guaranteed to set the market on fire in the coming months. By the time you’ve finished this course, you’ll be more than ready to start working on your own MEAN Stack projects.

What is MEAN Stack?

MEAN Stack is a collection JavaScript-based technologies used for web app development. Namely: MongoDB, ExpressJS, Angular 2 and NodeJS. It is a ‘full stack’ development toolkit, from client and server sides to databases. Basically MEAN Stack allows you to create functional, fun and flawless web applications from beginning to end, with one ‘stack’ of tools.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Welcome to MEAN

Lecture 1: Welcome

Lecture 2: What We Will Learn

Lecture 3: Course Specifics

Chapter 2: What Does MEAN mean?

Lecture 1: Section Introduction

Lecture 2: Where did MEAN come from?

Lecture 3: Our Take On MEAN

Lecture 4: MEAN Application Architecture

Lecture 5: Section Summary

Chapter 3: Node.js & Express

Lecture 1: Section Introduction

Lecture 2: How this will go

Lecture 3: Course Project intro

Lecture 4: Setup

Lecture 5: Section Summary

Lecture 6: Discover Node.js

Lecture 7: What are Node.js & Express?

Lecture 8: Try Node from Command Line

Lecture 9: Set up a Node.js app

Lecture 10: Use GIT with C9.io

Lecture 11: Section Summary

Lecture 12: Work With Express

Lecture 13: Get Express set up

Lecture 14: Create an NPM Start script

Lecture 15: Routing with Express

Lecture 16: Section Summary

Lecture 17: Kickstart a Node Web App

Lecture 18: Use a Bootstrap Template

Lecture 19: Configuring Resources

Lecture 20: Manage UI Components with Bower

Lecture 21: Section Summary

Lecture 22: Work with Gulp

Lecture 23: Use JSHint in Gulp

Lecture 24: Inject dependencies with Wiredep

Lecture 25: Injection with Gulp-Inject

Lecture 26: Watch Changes with Nodemon

Lecture 27: Section Summary

Lecture 28: Work with Node Templating Engines

Lecture 29: Review of Templating Engine Options

Lecture 30: Begin with EJS

Lecture 31: Put EJS to Work

Lecture 32: Section Summary

Lecture 33: More Express Routing

Lecture 34: Use a Router

Lecture 35: New Pages

Lecture 36: Separate code into different files

Lecture 37: Wire our new pages back to Express & Node

Lecture 38: Section Summary

Lecture 39: Use a Database with Node.js

Lecture 40: Get MongoDB setup and installed

Lecture 41: Get Events data ready to be inserted into MongoDB

Lecture 42: Write code to insert our data into MongoDB

Lecture 43: Query MongoDB and display results in our page

Lecture 44: Section Summary

Lecture 45: Sub-Course Wrap-Up

Chapter 4: Mongo DB

Lecture 1: Welcome to MongoDb

Lecture 2: How this will go

Lecture 3: Our Hands-On Project

Lecture 4: Setup Our Tools

Lecture 5: Section Summary

Lecture 6: Set Up our Project

Lecture 7: Import Data with MongoImport

Lecture 8: Use the Mongo Shell

Lecture 9: Javascript in the Mongo Shell

Lecture 10: Section Summary

Lecture 11: Start with Queries and Operations

Lecture 12: Retrieve data with .find()

Lecture 13: Create data with .save() & .insert()

Lecture 14: Update data with .update()

Lecture 15: Deleting data with .remove()

Lecture 16: Display User Data in our App

Lecture 17: Section Summary

Lecture 18: Model New Entities

Lecture 19: Rules for Modeling

Lecture 20: Simple & Complex Models

Lecture 21: Modeling ‘Event’ Data

Lecture 22: Let’s use our new knowledge to model the ‘Event’ document for our project.

Lecture 23: Section Summary

Lecture 24: MongoDb & Indexes

Lecture 25: Indexing MongoDb

Lecture 26: Using Indexes

Lecture 27: Creating Indexes

Lecture 28: Section Summary

Lecture 29: MongoDb Aggregation Framework

Lecture 30: Aggregation Concepts

Lecture 31: Pipeline Stages & Operators

Lecture 32: Aggregation in our Project

Lecture 33: Use our Aggregated Data

Lecture 34: Section Summary

Lecture 35: Replication & Sharding

Lecture 36: What are Replica Sets?

Lecture 37: Automated Failover

Lecture 38: What is Sharding?

Lecture 39: Rules for Sharding data

Lecture 40: Section Summary

Lecture 41: Our Web App

Lecture 42: Our Project’s State

Lecture 43: Our app.js file

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