Курс The complete JavaScript developer: MEAN stack zero-to-hero
Learn all of the different aspects of full stack JavaScript development using the MEAN stack. We're not talking about any generators or MEAN frameworks here, we're talking about a full understanding of MongoDB, Express, AngularJS and Node.js. Throughout this course we'll show you how to use each of these technologies, and how to use them together.
Build Great JavaScript Applications using MongoDB, Express, AngularJS 1.x and Node.js
The overall aim of the course is to enable to you confidently build all different types of application using the MEAN stack.
To do this, the course is divided into four sections, each section focusing on a different goal. The four sections all work together building a full application, with an overall outcome of showing how to architect and build complete MEAN applications.
The breakdown of sections looks like this:
Along the way there are various activities, so you can be has hands on as you like. You'll get the most out of the course if you follow along and code as you go, but if you want to speed through it the source code is supplied with each video (where relevant).
- A talk about full stack development in general
- An introduction to the MEAN technologies
- An outline of our approach to this section
- A demonstration of the application you'll build through this section of the course
- Check your installed version of Node.js
- Run Node.js in the command line
- Create and run Node.js files
- Split Node applications into multiple files
- Use require to load in files
- Expose functionality using modeul.exports
- Understand why Node needs asynchronous operations
- Demonstrate asynchronous code and callbacks
- Deal with computational blockers
- Talk about what npm is, and why it is used
- Create a package.json file to manage your application dependencies
- Install dependencies using the command line
- Understand the version numbers used in a package.json file
- Run scripts using npm
- Add Express to a Node application
- Define a port for Express to listen on
- Set and get Express application variables
- Start the Express server from the command line
- Validate that the Express server is listening on the correct port
- Define URL routes in Express
- Return HTTP status codes
- Respond to a request with data
- Send a HTML file as the response
- Define folders of “static” content in Express
- Send a default HTML page to the browser for a given directory
- Deliver CSS, images and JavaScriptfrom Express in a simple manner
- Explain what is Express middleware is
- Create middleware functions
- Be confident about when and how to use middleware
- Achieve separation of concerns by defining the routes in a separate file
- Instantiate the standalone Express router
- Apply the router to s subset of routes
- Use Postman to test routes with GET and POST methods
- You should be familiar with HTML, CSS and JavaScript
- You will need a text editor (like Sublime Text) or IDE (like Webstorm)
- You will need a computer on which you have the rights to install new software
- Build full stack applications in JavaScript using the MEAN technologies
- Architect MEAN stack applications from scratch
- Design and build RESTful APIs using Node.js, Express and MongoDB
- Create and use MongoDB databases
- Develop modular, maintainable Single Page Applications using AngularJS 1.x
Tamas is a full stack web developer turned principal technical instructor. Tamas has more than a decade of experience working with large, prestigious multinational organisations such as Verizon, Panasonic, BBC, OECD, Deutsche Bank and Credit Suisse. Throughout his career Tamas has delivered training classes all over the world to both technical and non-technical audiences.
