MEAN Stack Training in Pune
MEAN Stack is a bunch of JavaScript-based technologies used to develop complicated websites and web applications, It comprises MongoDB, Express.js, Angular.js, and Node.js.which simplifies development and accelerates the process.
Archer Infotech’s MEAN Stack course in Pune covers all essential concepts in details under the guidance of expert trainers.
MEAN Stack Training Course Overview
MEAN Stack is widely used across industries, and high-paid developers are getting a pool of opportunities. There are several compatible time optimization tools for system administration that make the work easy and rapid development. MEAN Stack programmers also make sure web applications, different websites, and APIs are deployed easily and solve complex development tasks.
MEAN stack developers are also in high demand since they work with a technology that allows them to produce fast, reliable, and high-performance digital solutions that are easy to build and quick to execute.
Many big companies like Tumblr, Forbes, YouTube, Shutterstock, Flick, and PayTm use the MEAN stack for their mobile apps.
Full-stack refers to a set of tools and programming languages required to develop the front and back end of an application or website. The Full-stack developer can work on Front end technology, back-end development languages, Version Controlling systems, Servers, APIs, and databases. Hence the developer is known as a “Full-Stack Developer”.
Full-Stack comprises four critical software solutions…!!
- Frontend
- Backend
- Testing
- Mobile App
Traditionally, companies hire experienced candidates in one of the sections mentioned above but in recent trends, the demand for skilled candidates in diversified technologies also increased. Some of the key sections are as list below
- Frontend Technologies: HTML, CSS, Single page applications like HTML5 and Ajax, JavaScript, Angular, TezJS, React, TypeScript, etc.
- Backend: Java, C#, Python, PHP, NodeJS, ExpressJS, GO, Caching, Django, Middleware, etc.
- Database: MS-SQL, Postgres, MySQL, MongoDB, SQLite, Clusters, Redis, etc.
- Mobile Apps: iOS, Blackberry, and Android
- DevOps: CI/CD pipelines, Software Development Life Cycle i.e. SDLC
Therefore, may IT firms are rigorously trying to hire the full stack developers who can work on the application from scratch.
MEAN Stack Components
MongoDB: The document-based NoSQL database used for data storage in the form of JSON files
Express.js: simple Back-end web app that runs on Node.js
Angular: Best front-end web framework that runs JavaScript code in the user’s browser
Node.js: It is a JavaScript runtime environment to implement backend applications in JavaScript.
Course Curriculum
- Basics of Computer
- Basics of Operating System, Networking
- Introduction to Programming
- TCP/IP fundamentals
- Different Types of Architectures
- HTML Structure
- Basic Tags, Elements, Attributes
- Links, Images
- HTML Forms
- HTML Tables
- HTML Colors, Fonts
- HTML Lists
- CSS Syntax
- CSS Properties
- Linking HTML and CSS
- Types of Selectors
- CSS Borders
- CSS Backgrounds
- CSS Fonts
- Box Models
- Bootstrap Grid
- Tables, images, text
- Bootstrap Layouts
- Navigation Bar in Bootstrap
- Form in Bootstrap
- Button in Bootstrap
- Bootstrap Components
- Bootstrap Plugins
- Introduction to JavaScript
- Data-types, Methods, Functions, Operators
- Managing HTML DOM and Events
- JS Validations
- jQuery
- jQuery syntax, selectors
- jQuery events, effects
- jQuery HTML
- Getting Started with Angular
- Building Blocks of Web Application Development
- Web Application Architecture
- Introduction to Angular
- Comparison between front-end tools
- Angular Architecture
- Building blocks of Angular
- Angular Installation
- Angular CLI
- Angular CLI commands
- Angular Modules
- Understanding files in Angular
- Angular Components and Data Binding
- Working of Angular Applications
- Angular App Bootstrapping
- Angular Components
- Creating A Component Through Angular CLI
- Ways to specify selectors
- Template and styles
- Installing bootstrap to design application
- Data Binding
- Types of Data Binding
- Component Interaction using @Input and @Output decorator
- Angular Animations
- Component Life-cycle Hooks
- Directives and Pipes in Angular
- Understanding Angular Directives
- @Component Directive
- Structural Directives
- Attribute Directives
- Custom Directives
- Pipes
- Built-in Pipes
- Chaining pipes
- Custom pipes
- PipeTransform Interface & Transform Function
- Pure and Impure pipes
- Angular Services and Dependency Injection
- Angular service
- Need for a service
- Dependency Injection
- Creating a service
- Hierarchical Injector
- Injecting A Service into Another Service
- Observables
- RxJS Library
- Angular’s Interaction with Backend
- Parts of an Http Request
- HttpClient
- Angular Routes and Navigation
- Angular Router
- Setting Up Routes
- Adding Routes Using RouterLink
- Wildcard and Redirecting Routes
- Adding Navigation Programmatically
- Passing Route Parameters
- Extracting Parameters Using ActivatedRoute
- Optional Route Parameters
- Child Routes
- Route Guards
- Location Strategies
- Handling Forms in Angular
- Angular forms
- Types of forms
- Underlying building blocks of the form model
- Template-driven vs Reactive forms
- Template-driven forms
- Reactive Forms
- Dynamically adding data to a form
- Validating Angular Forms
- What is Form Validation?
- Types of Form Validation
- Built-in Validators
- Form control’s status and validity
- Form Validation methods
- CSS classes for Form control
- Custom validators in Template Driven Forms
- Authentication with JWT and Security in Angular
- What is Authentication?
- Authentication and authorization
- Types of Authentication
- Where to store tokens?
- JSON Web Tokens (JWT)
- Authentication in Angular application
- Security threats in web application
- Testing and Application Deployment in Angular
- Testing
- Why should we perform testing?
- Types of testing
- Testing Angular application using Jasmine and Karma
- Maintaining application code using Git
- Version control system
- Why should we use Git?
- Git file workflow
- Running application on production server: Nginx
- Architecture of Nginx
- How to configure Nginx?
- Deployment of an application using Docker
- Problems before containers
- How containers solve the problems
- What is Docker?
- Docker file
- Docker image
- Docker containers
- Docker hub
- Basic Docker commands
- Overview
- What is NOSQL
- What is CRUD
- Types of NOSQL
- Replication & Sharding
- Aggregation
- CRUD Operations
- Crud Operations
- Upsert / Query Interface
- Operators and Logical Operators
- Wrapped Queries and Query Operators
- Basic Operations
- Crud Operations
- Basic Operations using Mongo Shell
- Data Model
- JSON / BSON
- MongoDB – Datatypes
- BSON Types
- The _id Field
- Document / Document Store
- Blog: Bad Design / Better Design
- Indexing
- Indexes & different types of Indexes
- Properties of Indexes
- Explain Plan in MongoDB
- Mongostat / Mongotop
- Logging Slow queries / Profiling
- Aggregations
- Types of Aggregations
- What is Aggregation?
- The Aggregate() Method
- Pipeline Concept
- Pipelines / Pipeline Flow / Pipeline Operators
- $match, $unwind, $group, $project
- $skip, $limit, $sort, $first, $last, $sum
- Replication and Sharding
- What is Replication / Sharding
- Purpose of Replication
- Understand Replica Set
- Sharding Mechanics
- GridFS
- Introduction to Node.js
- What is Node.js?
- Why Node.js?
- Installing NodeJS
- Node in-built packages (buffer, fs, http, os, path, util, url)
- Node.js Modules
- Import your own Package
- Node Package Manager (NPM)
- Local and Global Packages
- Push code to GitHub
- File System Module and Express.js
- Get Input from Users
- Pass Multiple Arguments with Yargs
- File System Module
- Operations associated with File System Module
- JSON Data
- Http Server and Client
- Sending and receiving events with EventEmitters
- Express Framework
- Run a Web Server using Express Framework
- Routes
- Deploy application using PM2 and Nginx
- Asynchronous Programming
- Call Stack
- Callbacks, Callback Queue and Event Loop
- Callback Abstraction
- Callback Chaining
- Promises
- Promise Chaining
- Request Package
- Customizing HTTP Requests
- Error handing with appropriate HTTP codes
- Introduction to template engine (EJS)
- Integration with MongoDB and Email Servers
- Introduction to NoSQL Databases and MongoDB
- Installation of MongoDB on Windows
- Installation of Database GUI Viewer
- Inserting Documents
- Querying, Updating and Deleting Documents
- Connect MongoDB and Node.js Application
- Exploring SendGrid
- Sending emails through Node.js application using SendGrid
- REST APIs and GraphQL
- REST API
- REST API in Express
- Postman
- MongoDB Driver API
- Express Router
- Mongoose API
- GraphQL
- GraphQL Playground
- Building Node.js Applications using ES6
- Functions with ES6
- Import and Export withES6
- Async/Await
- Introduction to Babel
- Rest API with ES6
- Browsing HTTP Requests with Fetch
- Processing Query String
- Creating API using ES6
- Transpilation
- Building Dashboard API
- Creating dashboard UI with EJS
- ES6 Aside: Default Function Parameters
- Data Validation and Sanitization
- User Authentication and Application Security
- Authentication
- Types of Authentication
- Session Vs Tokens
- JSON Web Tokens
- Bcrypt
- Node-localstorage
- Dynamic Client-Server Interaction using Socket.IO
- Web Sockets
- Socket.io
- Broadcasting Events
- Sharing Your Location
- Event Acknowledgements
- Form and Button States
- Rendering Messages
- Working with Time and Timestamps for determining Location of Messages
- Storing Users, Rendering User List, Tracking Users Joining and Leaving
- Deploying the Chat Application
- Redis – Building API with Redis
- Testing Node.js Applications
- Writing Tests and Assertions
- Testing Asynchronous Code
- Testing an Express Application
- Setup and Teardown
- Testing with Authentication
- Advanced Assertions
- Mocking Libraries
- Wrapping up User Tests
- Setup Task Test Suite
- Testing with Task Data
- Microservices Application
- Why Microservices?
- What is Microservices?
- Why Docker?
- What is Docker?
- Terminologies in Docker
- Child Processes
- Types of child process
- Introduction
- What is Express JS
- Working of Express.js works
- Installation of Express.js
- Basic Example
- Templating Engines
- Introduction to Engines
- pug Templating
- Tags in pug / id and classes in pug
- Attributes and Nesting Tags in pug
- Using if & unless / for & each in pug
- Using case & mixins in pug
- Include & Extend in pug
- EJS Templating / Express Handlebars
- Dive into Express.js
- Connect Module
- Express.js Installation / app.js
- Express.js Application
- Application, request, response object properties & methods
- Request/Response in Express.js
- Request-params, body, files, route, header, get
- Response-render, locals, status, json, redirect
- Using middleware
- Types of middleware
- Application level middleware
- Express-json, session, logger, compress
- Router level / Built-in / Third party middleware
- Express 4.0 Router
Modes of Training
Online Training
Instructor led Online Training
Classroom Training
Instructor led Classroom Training
One To One Training
Customized & Exclusive training based on requirement
Corporate Training
Customized Team/Corporate Training
Key Features
At Archer Infotech’s Best Full Stack Training Institute, Kothrud, Pune, we provide our students with a platform to enhance their skills and develop a well-defined portfolio to help them land their dream job.
- Personalized Attention
- Flexible Batch Timings
- Career Support
- Practical Apporach
- Job Oriented Training
- Real time Progjects
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Frequently Asked Questions
Why do companies hire full stack Developers?
Companies hire full-stack developers because they have knowledge in all domains of web development, i.e. frontend and backend. A full-stack developer can also provide architectural solutions to problems, and be able to write test procedures and insights to develop better web applications.
Why is MEAN Stack is Popular?
MEAN stacks are popular because they function on a JavaScript framework that’s free of cost and easy to use. They also use language for both back-end and front-end development, making it considerably reliable and easier than full stacks.
What are modes of Trainings ?
- Classroom Training
- One to One Training
- Fast track Training
- Online Training
What Certification I will receive after course Completion
You will receive Archer Infotech , ISO recognized course completion Certificate
Does Archer Infotech offer Placement Assistance after course Completion ?
Arher Infotech , Best Python classes in Pune will provide 100% placement assistance after completion of courses
Who is my Trainer ?
Our trainers are more than 10+ Years of experience in course relevant technologies
Strong theoretical & Practical Knowledge
Are certified professionals with experience in MNC Companies
About MEAN Stack Certification Course in Pune
The benefits with MEAN Stack development Certification Course in Pune at Archer Infotech:
• The key benefits are Versatile Development, Isomorphic Coding, Faster Development Speed, and Scalable Testing.
• It Will cover the entire web development cycle from frontend to backend development, i.e., client-side and server-side, with JavaScript
• Model View Controller (MVC) architecture supports a smooth process of development
• Resists redundant work to keep web app development organized
• Get the advantages of MongoDB, Angular JS, Node.JS, and Express.JS – 4 exceptional technologies
• A built-in extensive tool testing suite
• An open-source framework backed by excellent community support.
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