MEAN Stack Training in Kochi

MEAN is a free and open-source web stack that is mostly used to build cloud-hosted apps. MEAN stack apps are adaptable, scalable, and expandable, making them ideal for cloud hosting. The stack comes with its own web server, making it simple to deploy, and the database can be scaled on-demand to support transient usage spikes.A MEAN application enters the world geared to benefit from the cloud’s cost reductions and performance enhancements.

BlueShell Technologies provide the Best MEAN Stack Training in Kochi. Enroll in our MEAN Stack training to advance your career as a Web developer. You will obtain a solid foundation on all the fundamentals of full-stack JavaScript programming utilizing the MEAN (MongoDB, Express, Angular, and Node.js) stack. Through hands-on projects, you will also learn skills and knowledge in designing various sorts of apps from the ground up to the advanced level. Enroll now to become certified.

MEAN Stack Course in Kochi Syllabus

MEAN

Basics
a. Basics of Web
b. Basics of HTML
c. Basics of CSS
d. Basics of JavaScript
e. JavaScript ES6

2. Introduction
a. What is MEAN?
b. What is a Single Page Application(SPA)?
c. Installation of basic tools.

Node

Introduction to Node.js
a. What is Node.js, trends and features.
b. Node.js Installation

2.Basics of Node.js
a. Creating a Node Server
b. The Node Lifecycle & Event Loop
c. Controlling the Node.js Process
d. Requests & Responses
e. Understanding Event Driven Code Execution
f. Blocking and Non-Blocking Code
g. Packages and Modules

3. Debugging
a. Using Nodemon for Autorestarts
b. Using the Debugger
c. Debugging Node.js in Visual Studio Code

ExpressJS

Introductiona. What is Express.js?
b. Installing Express.js
c. Middlewares
d. Handling Different Routes
e. Limiting Middleware Execution to POST Requests
f. Using Express Router
g. Adding a 404 Error Page
h. Filtering Paths
i. Rendering HTML Pages

2. EJS Templating engine
a. Introduction and Installation
b. Working with EJS
c. Working on the Layout with Partials

3. Model-View-Controller(MVC)
a. What is the MVC?
b. Adding Controllers
c. Adding a Models
d. Storing Data in Files Via the Model
e. Fetching Data from Files Via the Model

4.Sessions & Cookies
a. What is a Cookie?
b. Setting a Cookie
c. Manipulating Cookies
d. Configuring Cookies
e. What is a Session?
f. Initializing the Session Middleware
g. Using the Session Middleware
h. Deleting a Cookie

5. Understanding Async Requests
a. Understanding Async Await in NodeJS

6. Validation
a. Setup & Basic Validation and Error Messages
b. Built-In & Custom Validators
c. Async Validation and Adding Validation to Login
d. Sanitizing Data

7. Error Handling
a. Types of Errors & Error Handling
b. Throwing Errors in Code and Error pages
c. Using the Express.js Error Handling Middleware

8. File Upload & Download
a. Handling Multipart Form Data
b. Handling File Uploads with Multer
c. Serving Images Statically
d. Downloading Files with Authentication
e. Setting File Type Headers
f. Restricting File Access
g. Streaming Data vs Preloading Data
h. Using PDFKit for .pdf Generation
i. Deleting Files

MongoDB

1.NoSQL with MongoDB
j. What is MongoDB?
k. Setting Up MongoDB
l. Database connection
m. Understanding the MongoDB Compass
n. CRUD Operations with Database
o. Using MongoDB to Store Sessions

2.Mongoose
a. What is Mongoose?
b. Setting Up Mongoose
c. Database connection
d. CRUD Operations with Mongoose

REST APIs

1.Handling REST APIs
a. Accessing Data with REST APIs
b. Routing & HTTP Methods
e. Requests & Responses
f. REST APIs, Clients & CORS Errors
g. Server Side Validation
h. Storing Data in the Database
i. Static Images & Error Handling
j. Uploading Data and Images
k. Deleting Data
l. Pagination
m. Authentication
n. Authorization

Angular

1.Basics
a. Understanding the Folder Structure
b. Understanding Angular Components
c. Listening to Events
d. Outputting Content
e. Getting User Input
f. Outputting Data
g. Diving Into Structural Directives
h. Property & Event Binding
i. Adding Forms
j. Observables
k. Working on our Form

2. Connecting frontend to backend
a. Initial Setup
b. Sending a POST Request to the Backend
c. GET and POst requests
d. The fetch() API
e. Handling CORS Errors
f. Error Handling
g. Sending a Login Request
h. Creating a Custom Http Hook
i. CRUD operations

3. Connecting NodeJS to Angular
a. Connecting Node & Angular – Theory
b. Adding the Node Backend
c. Fetching Initial data
d. Using the Angular HTTP Client
e. Adding the POST Backend Point
f. Adding Angular

4. File uploads
a. Adding the File Input Button
b. Converting the Form from a Template Driven to a Reactive Approach
c. Adding Image Controls to Store the Image
d. Adding an Image Preview
e. Starting with the Mime-Type Validator
f. Adding Server Side Upload and Uploading Files
g. Working with the File URL
h. Fetching Images on the Frontend

5. Pagination

6. User authentication

7. Authorization

8. Handling errors

9. Deployment