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Complete Role based E-Commerce MEAN Project in TELUGU
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Complete Role based E-Commerce MEAN Project in TELUGU

Basic to Advance Angular
Created bySatish Konduru
Last updated 8/2024
English
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What you'll learn

  • First time in Udemy
  • Complete E-Commerce MEAN Project in TELUGU
  • ZERO Skills required
  • Learn from scratch , become PRO Developer

Course content

1 section98 lectures42h 46m total length
  • 01.32:48

    Explore building a complete MEAN e-commerce project in Telugu by configuring MongoDB Atlas and NoSQL data models, integrating Express.js and Node.js, and setting up Angular with Material and Bootstrap.

  • 02.23:18

    Set up a mean stack e-commerce project with front-end and back-end folders, install npm dependencies for Angular, and configure Angular Material with compatible versions and environment files.

  • 03.33:08

    Build an Angular 17 app by creating header and footer components in a shared folder, generating components with ng g, and configuring routes and a 404 page with standalone components.

  • 04.37:38

    Explore angular material integration by building modular components, importing material modules, and configuring a header, toolbar, buttons, date picker, and dialogs for a role-based e-commerce mean project in telugu.

  • 05.22:54

    Design a home component with a header and a banner, featuring a carousel of images, using Angular components and Bootstrap grids for static data and responsive layout.

  • 06.23:42

    Learn to implement a bootstrap carousel in an angular mean app, using an image array with ngFor to render slides, and configure indicators, controls, and responsive layout.

  • 07.27:42

    Build a complete role-based e-commerce interface using assets, static pages, Bootstrap and Angular Material, while configuring a MongoDB Atlas cluster with Compass for user login and registration.

  • 08.21:48

    Connect to MongoDB using Compass and configure cluster load for a mean stack e-commerce project. Set up the back end with Express and Mongoose, and test APIs with Postman.

  • 09.32:09

    Learn to set up a minimal mean back end by creating server.js, index.js, and connection.js, configuring dot env and mongoose connection to MongoDB Atlas.

  • 10.14:20
  • 11.28:43

    Set up a node back end with four files, configure a mongoose user model and routes, and build a simple API to manage users using postman.

  • 12.23:01

    Register a new user through a MEAN stack workflow by posting form data from the front end to the back end, validating required fields, and saving to the database.

  • 13.36:51

    Learn to implement secure user registration in a MEAN app using MongoDB's _id, a unique id field, bcrypt hashing, and safe APIs that exclude passwords.

  • 14.11:55

    This lecture explains a registration workflow for a MEAN e-commerce app, including email uniqueness checks, hashing passwords, and a secure login using JSON web tokens.

  • 15.28:40

    Explore JWT-based token authentication powering login, including token generation, header payload signature, verification, and how local storage or session storage supports role-based access in a MEAN e-commerce app.

  • 16.27:10

    master JSON web token authentication in a MEAN stack backend with node and npm, covering login routes, token payloads, secret keys, expiry, and storing the token in local storage.

  • 17.29:34

    Explore end-to-end authentication in a MEAN e-commerce project, including user registration, login, and JWT token generation, with Postman testing and Angular front-end integration.

  • 18.21:31

    Develop front-end models and interfaces for users and products, apply dependency injection and dry, and use http client calls to a back-end api.

  • 19.35:04

    Build a complete role-based e-commerce front end with Angular in Telugu, implementing user registration and login via HTTP client services and environment configurations, with reactive and template-driven forms.

  • 20.19:54

    Build a complete role-based e-commerce mean project in telugu by creating a form group with controls and validations for name, email, password, and phone, and submitting via a service.

  • 21.36:24

    Explore building a complete role-based e-commerce mean project in Telugu, focusing on a registration component with bootstrap layout, angular material form fields, and robust validation using reactive or template-driven forms.

  • 22.19:48

    Implement a reusable snack bar service with Angular Material to display registration and login messages. Customize duration, position, color, and content to enhance user feedback.

  • 23.34:53

    Explore implementing registration and login flows in an angular mean app, using http post requests, a user service, form validation, snack bar feedback, token generation, and role-based navigation.

  • 24.12:25

    Explore building a role-based authentication flow using JWT tokens, including login, session storage, local storage, and admin dashboard routing in a MEAN stack app.

  • 25.26:20

    Build a login system with a session storage token to support role-based access for users and admins. Implement jwt decoding and header updates, plus angular material navigation for admin dashboard.

  • 26.15:35

    Explore creating an admin module in Angular, configure routing with lazy loading and loadChildren, and build an admin dashboard component.

  • 27.23:08

    Build a role-based admin dashboard with angular material, configure admin routing, implement login with session storage tokens, decode JWT payload for user details, and protect routes with guards.

  • 28.24:14

    Implement token-based authentication and jwt decoding to enable role-based security in a mean stack angular app, using multiple route guards for admin and dashboard access.

  • 29.18:14

    Build a dynamic admin dashboard with a side navigation driven by a JSON menu in assets, including route mappings, icons, and reactive data loading with http client and observables.

  • 30.26:18

    Develop a reactive angular admin dashboard using observables and async pipes, rendering nested menus with ng-container and ng-template, and using angular material expansion panel.

  • 31.20:43

    Explore building a dynamic navigation using Angular Material expansion panels, headers, and menus, rendering submenus with ng template outlet, for loops, and router links.

  • 32.36:09

    Design and export category and product models in a mean stack e-commerce app using mongoose schemas, ObjectId references, and admin-driven data flow for the dashboard.

  • 33.21:56

    Learn to implement an angular http interceptor that attaches a session storage token to requests, using clone, next(), and authorization headers.

  • 34.36:21

    Explore token-based authentication and custom authorization in a mean app, using an angular 17 http interceptor to attach jwt bearer tokens and enforce admin and user role permissions.

  • 35.6:08

    Implement token-based authentication and role checks to gate api access and verify tokens for login and user retrieval, and extend the backend with product and category models.

  • 36.37:08

    Build a complete mean stack e-commerce app with role-based access, implementing category and product APIs secured by token verification, using Express, Mongoose, and MongoDB.

  • 37.17:26
  • 38.32:50

    Learn to update, patch, and delete products by id using a mean stack router, with token authentication, object id validation, and category-based product counts.

  • 39.31:19
  • 40.22:07

    Learn to add a product and upload single or multiple images using front end form data, with backend validation, authentication, and a public uploads path for image storage.

  • 41.26:37

    Update a product's image gallery in a mean app by uploading single or multiple images. Construct image paths, update the product with new image arrays, and handle token authentication.

  • 42.10:23

    Patch and post requests manage product gallery images, with bearer token authorization and headers, updating images and paths, while contrasting imperative and reactive Angular approaches.

  • 43.27:32

    Explore a reactive approach to state management in an Angular MEAN e-commerce app, using RxJS observables and BehaviorSubject to share login state, tokens, and admin module data across components.

  • 44.14:44

    Implement a token-based login flow using the token auth service to set and store tokens, with header updates and router navigation to home after login.

  • 45.29:59

    Explore modern Angular development with observables and the async pipe, manage subscriptions to prevent memory leaks, and build a reactive admin dashboard with product and category models.

  • 46.24:55

    Install and configure the cocoa/angular-editor package to enable rich product descriptions, then fetch products and categories via http client in a modular mean ecommerce app with admin and shared modules.

  • 47.17:22

    Develop a main component for admin and products, implement display modes with tables and filters, and build reusable components in an Angular 17 mean stack project.

  • 48.31:45

    Build a mean stack e-commerce front end with Angular components that fetch products via a service, apply filters and categories using observables and async pipe.

  • 49.29:36

    Explore building a complete mean e-commerce interface with angular material, featuring a searchable, paginated product grid using mat cards, two-way data binding, and async pipes to load products.

  • 50.32:46

    Build a reusable Angular e-commerce admin UI with a main and product card component, using Angular Material grid list and a form builder for add, edit, and delete operations.

  • 51.38:22

    Explore building a role-based e-commerce form UI with Angular MEAN stack, combining reactive and template-driven forms, Angular Material inputs, form groups and validators, plus a dynamic category dropdown.

  • 52.32:31

    Create a complete role-based e-commerce product form with dropdowns for size, color, season, and brand, enforce required validations, and implement image upload and live preview using Angular Material.

  • 53.34:35

    Develop and manage product uploads in an Angular app, including image uploads, file input handling, and form data binding for rich product details like category, price, and stock.

  • 54.8:57

    Explore how the mean e-commerce project manages product data and rich descriptions through the back end. Implement lazy loading, image configurations, and reactive data flows to optimize performance.

  • 55.27:02

    Create a product entry and manage real-time loading with a reactive loader in an Angular app, using a BehaviorSubject and async pipe to display a spinner during server processing.

  • 56.6:08

    Reload product data every 3 seconds via the API, and display items with product cards or skeletons. Enable parent–child component interactions for editing, deleting, and adding products.

  • 57.32:19

    Learn how to implement parent-to-child communication and event-driven updates between product components to edit and update products in an Angular mean stack app, using inputs, outputs, drawers, and form validation.

  • 58.28:57

    Explore how Angular components initialize and destroy through lifecycle hooks, including ngOnChanges, ngOnInit, ngDoCheck, ngAfterContentInit, ngAfterViewInit, ngOnDestroy, and how input bindings and content projection affect rendering.

  • 59.34:33

    Explore ngOnChanges and its focus on input-bound property changes, including the first lifecycle hook, then see ngOnInit executing after changes in a component lifecycle demo.

  • 60.37:03

    Explore Angular lifecycle hooks, including ngOnChanges, ngOnInit, ngDoCheck, ngAfterContentInit, ngAfterViewInit, ngAfterContentChecked, and ngAfterViewChecked, and learn how change detection, content projection, and unsubscribing prevent memory leaks.

  • 61.37:09

    Learn to implement a mean-based product management workflow: update and delete products via a front-end service, using form data, API calls, and Angular Material dialogs with confirmation.

  • 62.25:13

    Implement a deletion workflow in Angular 17 using a confirmation component and a product card, connected via a Material dialog with output decorators and event emitters for parent-child data flow.

  • 63.27:43

    Create a women products service in an Angular mean app, fetch products via http client, expose as observables with shareReplay, and display filtered results in a material table.

  • 64.26:52

    Explore building a mean e-commerce catalog with men and women categories, including search, filter, and product previews. Use an observable-driven loader to fetch and render products in real time.

  • 65.33:18

    Build an Angular 18 Material table by binding a data source and defining columns, headers, and rows. Use the async pipe to load products once and avoid extra requests.

  • 66.13:12

    Implement a debounced search for an e-commerce Angular app using a loader, a subject-based search terms stream, distinct until changed, switchMap, and map to fetch products.

  • 67.31:53

    Build a two-component e-commerce interface with women and men products in angular, using parent-to-child communication, behavior subject streams, and routing with activated route and query parameters for updates.

  • 68.9:27
  • 69.29:37

    Edit and manage product details across women and men components, leveraging routes, services, and Angular Material dialogs to update, delete, and reflect changes in a mean stack app.

  • 70.29:45

    Explore building a reactive product management UI in Angular, using services, HTTP client, and observables; employ async pipe, material table, search with debounce, and loading indicators.

  • 71.31:06

    Explore implementing a product list in an Angular Material table with pagination, expansion panels, loaders, and dynamic data using observables and material components.

  • 72.30:51

    Explore implementing a role-based e-commerce mean project with data filtering, product detail expansion, and CRUD flows across women, men, and kids components using behavior subjects and dialogs.

  • 73.12:59

    Drive an admin-focused e-commerce backend that counts products by category using MongoDB aggregation, with role-based access control, and a count API for the admin dashboard.

  • 74.13:59

    Create a lazy-loaded admin module and dashboard in an Angular MEAN project, setting up admin routing, modules, and components to render a functional dashboard.

  • 75.34:11

    Learn to build and route an admin dashboard in a mean stack app using Angular, load data via an HTTP service, and visualize with ECharts and Angular Material components.

  • 76.26:04

    Build an angular dashboard that fetches product data, counts items by category and gender, and renders pie and line charts with observable data and view-child references.

  • 77.17:01

    Learn to render and configure pie and line charts in a MEAN app, initializing chart containers, setting options, and binding category data for men, women, and kids with tooltips.

  • 78.16:49

    Explore building and configuring charts in a mean e-commerce admin dashboard, including pie and line charts with echarts, tooltips, axes, and data series for categories like women, men, and kids.

  • 79.36:43

    Develop a complete user profile for the app admin, covering login and token-based authentication, profile routing with a header, and backend data handling with MongoDB schemas and image uploads.

  • 80.23:32

    Update a user profile in a mean stack app by implementing image uploads, get by ID, and patch updates through an Angular user service, with reactive forms.

  • 81.20:59

    Update and manage user profiles with image uploads, file inputs, and form data, leveraging view child and element ref to render previews and send updates through the user service.

  • 82.36:09

    Explain secure password reset flows in a MEAN e-commerce app, including token generation with crypto, reset email delivery via node mailer, and password hashing with bcrypt.

  • 83.29:18

    Implement a forgot password flow in a mean stack e-commerce app using a forgot password component, material dialog, and an API service to send a reset link.

  • 84.28:06

    Learn to implement a token-based password reset in a MEAN Angular app, including a password reset component, token routing, form validation for new and confirm passwords, and user service update.

  • 85.10:41

    Create a mongoose order model that references user and product models, define a schema with items, quantity, total price, status, and a virtual id, and export it as orders collection.

  • 86.11:41

    Create the minimum wishlist and cart models with mongoose schemas, referencing user and product models, including items arrays, quantities, and a cart status flow (active, pending, delivered, expired, completed).

  • 87.20:06

    Explore managing static image assets in a mean e-commerce project, including timestamp caching, efficient loading, and Angular components like main products and women products with observables and a loader service.

  • 88.18:56

    Build a responsive angular 18 e-commerce products page with reusable components, bootstrap cards, image styling, and animated UI, featuring a loader spinner, product details dialog, and add-to-cart interactions.

  • 89.36:49

    Implement a material dialog for product details in a mean app, injecting data, rendering rich HTML descriptions safely with a dom sanitizer, and enabling add-to-cart and wishlist actions.

  • 90.24:04

    Develop and integrate a wishlist feature in a MEAN stack app by implementing patch-based backend endpoints, user authentication, and product handling for adding items to wishlist.

  • 91.19:48

    Learn how to implement a user wishlist feature in a MEAN e-commerce app, including authenticated wishlist count retrieval by user id and dynamic UI rendering of wishlist products.

  • 92.20:55

    Develop and toggle a cart panel in an Angular-based e-commerce app by implementing a cart service with a boolean behavior subject, header integration, and modal dialogs.

  • 93.20:35

    Learn to build a complete mean stack cart system with user authentication, cart item models, total price handling, and endpoints for adding to cart and retrieving a user's cart.

  • 94.25:29

    Develop front-end e-commerce flows in a MEAN project: implement add to cart, fetch cart items, manage user id with a token service, and notify users via snack bars.

  • 95.48:46

    Explore the header and cart components of a mean stack e-commerce app, detailing user id handling, login, and live cart updates via the cart service and the observable.

  • 96.54:21

    Implement a complete checkout flow in a mean stack angular project. Learn cart management, modal checkout dialogs with material dialog, total calculation, and a backend order api with mongoose models.

  • 97.43:22

    Demonstrates admin routing and order management in a mean project, including fetching all orders via the order service, authenticating admins, and filtering the orders table by status.

  • 98.31:34

    Learn to implement admin level order status updates in a MEAN e-commerce app using Angular, HTTP patch routes, and Material dialogs for frontend and backend integration.

Requirements

  • No Programming Skills are required. Any one can start learning
  • ZERO Skills required

Description

Course Title: Complete Role-Based MEAN Stack Project

Course Description:

Are you looking to master the MEAN stack while building a real-world, role-based project? This course is designed to take you on a comprehensive journey through the MEAN stack—MongoDB, Express.js, Angular, and Node.js—by developing a fully functional, role-based application from scratch.

In this course, you will:

  • Learn the MEAN Stack: Gain in-depth knowledge of each technology in the MEAN stack, understanding how they work together to build powerful, scalable applications.

  • Role-Based Access Control (RBAC): Implement RBAC to manage user roles and permissions, ensuring secure and organized access to different parts of the application.

  • Build a Real-World Project: Follow along as we develop a feature-rich application, integrating various user roles such as Admin, Manager, and User. You'll learn how to design and manage role-specific access, build secure authentication systems, and handle data with MongoDB.

  • Hands-On Coding: With step-by-step guidance, you'll write clean, efficient code while learning best practices for back-end and front-end development. By the end of the course, you'll have a solid understanding of how to structure and deploy a MEAN stack project.

  • Deploy and Optimize: Learn how to deploy your project to the cloud, making it accessible to users worldwide. We'll cover deployment strategies and performance optimization to ensure your application runs smoothly.

Whether you're a beginner or an experienced developer, this course will provide you with the skills and confidence to build and manage role-based applications using the MEAN stack. Join now and take your development skills to the next level!

Who this course is for:

  • Who are intrested to become Advanced MEAN Stack developer
  • Learn from scratch , become PRO Developer