Tag: MEAN Stack

Node.js

• Getting started with Node.js
• Node Package Manager
• Modules
• Asynchronous Programming
• Callbacks
• Events
• Streams
• Web Sockets

Angular.js

• Angular Architecture
• Modules, Controllers and Scope
• Views
• Two-way Binding
• Built-in and Custom Directives
• Event Directives
• Expressions
• Built-in and Custom Filters
• Understanding the Digest Loop
• Forms and Validation
• AngularJS Service Types
• Factories, Providers, Decorators, DI
• Creating Custom Services
• Consuming Ajax Web Services via $http and $resource
• Routing, Redirects, and Promises

Express.js

• MVC Pattern
• Introduction to Express
• Routing
• HTTP Interaction
• Handling Form Data
• Handling Query Parameters
• Cookies and Sessions
• User Authentication
• Error Handling
• Creating and Consuming RESTful Services
• Using Templates

MongoDB

• Understanding NoSQL MongoDB
• Finding Documents
• Update, Insert, and Upsert
• Indexing
• Data Modeling
• Aggregation

Introduction

What is Angular?

• How Angular enables maintainable single-page applications
• Stateful vs Stateless
• Angular 6 vs previous versions

What is MEAN Stack?

• The parts of the MEAN Stack
• Front-end vs back-end

Creating a MEAN Web Application

• Imagining the look and feel
• Deciding the functionality
• Data storage, servers and APIs

Preparing the Frontend

• Using Angular CLI
• Initiating an Angular 6 Project
• Creating components
• Configuring client-side routing

Preparing the Backend

• Installing and configuring ExpressJS and NodeJS
• Testing the Backend Server
• Setting up MongoDB
• Integrating MongoDB with Node.js and Express.js

Implementing Application Functionality

• Understanding how LoopBack works
• Implementing REST API
• Carrying out Create-Read-Update-Delete (CRUD) operations
• Using Angular 6 Material to access to UI/UX 

Running the Application

• Processing user queries
• Responding to queries
• Interacting with users

Deploying the Application to Production

Best Practices

Troubleshooting

Summary and Conclusion