
Introduction
Prerequisites for MEAN
Javascript Variables & Data Types
We first introduce you to What MEAN stack is all about.
Then we start with the basic concepts of JavaScript which will help you in understanding the core concepts of MEAN
Then we start with installation of Node.JS on Window/Mac and Linux - AWS EC2
After that we install Express and then MongoDB
We then cover how we work with Express by creating a small demo application
After that we start working with our web application and then we see how we can make use of MongoDB along with Mongoose
Javascript Variables & Data Types
Conditional Statements in JavaScript
Loops in JavaScript
Functions & Scope of Variables in JavaScrript
Closures in JavaScript
Understanding Objects in JavaScript
Object.Prototype
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Installing Node.JS on Windows
Installing Node.JS on MAC
Installing Node on Linux - AWS EC2 Instance
Introduction to Express
Installing Express
Installing MongoDB
Creating a Web Server using Express
Adding routes to Express App
Working with Express Templates
Working with partials
Sharing content across routes
Organizing our routes
Making use of Express Generator
Express Middleware
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Application Preview
Creating our application
Composing application views using Handlebars
Loading specific styles based on view attributes
Handling Form Submissions
Installing and Creating Models using Mongoose
Storing objects with Mongoose
Basic validation using Mongoose
Advance validation using Mongoose
Installing Passport & Passport Local
Configuring Passport for Authentication
Authenticating Users
Securing our routes
Handling incorrect login attempts
Securing our passwords with bcrypt
Deleting data using Mongo Shell
Remember Me Feature using cookies based session
JSON API Route
Setting up Angular
Configure Client Side routing with Angular
Creating Controllers and Views in Angular
Fetching and Binding Data using Ajax with Angular
Creating Custom Service in Angular
Understanding Route Parameters
Form Validation in Angular
Form Custom Validation
Setting up Heroku application
Deploying on Heroku
Creating MongoDB instance on Heroku using mLab
Minification using Gulp
This course provides you with a practical approach to MEAN Stack. The main focus of this course is to get you familiar with MEAN Stack and ensure that you are ready to build cool new web applications using MEAN Stack in no time.
In this course we will be covering fundamentals of JavaScript first so that it becomes easier to understand the different concepts and syntax that one uses in MEAN Stack.
First we discuss what MEAN is all about and its pre-requisites
1. We take you through the fundamentals of JavaScript so that you feel at ease when we discuss MEAN concepts
2.Next we see how we can install MEAN Stack on different Platforms like Windows,MAC and Linux AWS EC2 Instance
3. Once we are through with the installation we proceed with Express and see how we can work with it here we cover all the basics of Express like Express Templates, Partials,sharing content across routes, using Express Generator and Exploring Express Middleware
4. We then start with developing a course based website to explore all the concepts that we discussed so far as well we explore how we can create models for mongodb using mongoose and do basic and advance validation using mongoose
5. We also cover Authentication using Express and Passport
6. We then Explore how to work with AngularJS where we see how to configure client side routing, creating controllers, fetching and binding data using Ajax and Angular, Creating a custom Service and understanding Route Parameters and Form Validations
As this course is about MEAN Stack so we have covered AngualrJS in that respect only if you want to learn only about AngularJS then you should be looking at other amazing courses available on this platform
7.Finally we learn how to deploy our solution on production, here we will be covering Heroku deployment
We also see how we can use Gulp to minify scripts for our AngualrJS SPA
So what are you waiting for let's get started with MEAN Stack