
Developing apps using MEAN is simple and fast because developers are allowed to write code only in one language i.e JavaScript for both client and server side. A JavaScript specialist can manage the complete project with the help of MEAN Stack formula. With Node.js, a developer can deploy the applications on the server directly without the need of deploying it to a stand-alone server.All the MEAN stack technologies are open source and available for free. It helps the development process using libraries and public repositories and reduces the development cost.Transferring the code to another framework that is written in one particular framework is made easier with the help of MEAN stack. This made MEAN stack a leading edge technology and the MEAN stack development companies are considering plenty of technologies in MEAN to boost the transcendence in applications and web development projects.MEAN allows you to test an application on cloud platform easily after successful completion of a development process. Applications can be easily developed, tested and introduced in the cloud. MEAN stack is fast developing, easy to learn and easy to combine around. Any technology available in Stack can be used easily in integration with another, depending on the requirement. However, it is definitely a new cutting edge technology and innovation that will possibly rule the market shortly
WHY
LEARN MEAN?
What's in
MEAN STACK
Basics of Web Ecosystem
Setting up your Github profile and basics of Git Version
Setting up your IDE.
How web works
Lifecycle of HTTP request
Client-Server Architecture
Introduction to web servers(AWS,LocalServers)
Basics of HTML,CSS and Javascript
Introduction to NodeJS
What is NodeJS?
How NodeJS works and how is it different from traditional web
Request-Response lifecycle in NodeJS
Blocking vs Nonblocking
Threads, What is single threaded really means
The Call Stack
The event Loop
Setting Up project in NodeJS
Installing Node.js
REPL - Node shell
Starting a node project
NPM - node package manager
Package.json explained
Creating a simple server in NodeJS
Running a first Node program
Requiring files and modules
Module exports
Running second Node program
Nodemon
Packages - some commonly used packages and their use in
NodeJS in Practice with expressJs
Rendering static HTML
Middleware - concept
Creating a webserver with Express
Routing in express
First Route - Home Route
Http Methods
Using params
Rendering JSON data
Getting started with MongoDB
What is database
SQL vs NoSQL
MongoDB Overview and how it works
Installing and Setting up MongoDB
Writing queries in MongoDB - (Assignment)
Practicing complex queries
Intro to RoboMongo
MongoDB clients and mongoose
Getting started with Angular 7
What is Angular ?
Setting up Angular CLI Environment
Code Structure of Angular Projects
Webpack - the role of package managers or bundlers
Building your first angular app
Building Blocks of Angular Apps
Creating a New Component
Understanding the Role of AppModule and Component
Nesting Components
Working with Component