Mean Stack Development

This course, designed for both students with and without experience in Mean Stack Development, makes you a well-rounded professional.

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Course Syllabus

Modules are picked to give you a well-rounded ability in Mean Stack Development skills.

Module 1: HTML

HTML and CSS are the building blocks of any web application. A strong foundation on HTML and CSS is very important to become a successful full stack web developer.

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  • 1. Introduction to HTML
  • 2. Browsers and HTML
  • 3. Editors Offline and Online
  • 4. Tags Attribute and Elements
  • 5. Doctype element
  • 6. Comments
  • 7. Heading
  • 8. Paragraphs
  • 9. Formatting Text
  • 10. Lists
  • 11. Links
  • 12. Images
  • 13. Tables
Module 2: CSS

CSS are the building blocks of any web application. A strong foundation on CSS is very important to become a successful full stack web developer.

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  • 1. Introduction CSS
  • 2. Applying CSS to HTML
  • 3. Selectors properties and values
  • 4. CSS Colors
  • 5. CSS Backgrounds
  • 6. CSS Box Model
  • 7. CSS Margins Padding Borders
  • 8. CSS Text and Font Properties
  • 9. CSS General Topics
Module 3: JAVASCRIPT

Javascript is the most popular language in both front-end and backe-end (Node.js), thus you can become a full-stack web developer just by learning JavaScript.

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  • 1. Introduction to JavaScript
  • 2. Applying JavaScript (internal and external)
  • 3. Understanding JS Syntax
  • 4. Introduction to Document and Window Object
  • 5. Variables
  • 6. Operators
  • 7. Data Types
  • 8. Num Type Conversions
  • 9. Math
  • 10. String Manipulation
  • 11. Objects
  • 12. Arrays
  • 13. Date and Time
  • 14. Conditional Statements
  • 15. Switch Case
  • 16. Looping in JS
  • 17. Functions
Module 4: REACT JS

In this module, you will gain the knowledge to create interactive UI with ReactJs. Work with various react components. Learn the life cycle of the components, error handling, and rendering. Work with Redux and Redux saga.

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  • 1. Introduction
  • 2. Templating using JSX
  • 3. Components
  • 4. State and Props
  • 5. Lifecycle of Components
  • 6. Rendering List
  • 7. Portals
  • 8. Error Handling
  • 9. Routers
  • 10. Redux
  • 11. Immutable.js
  • 12. Redux Saga
  • 13. Service side rendering
  • 14. Unit testing
  • 15. Webpack
Module 5: MONGO DB

In this module, you will learn how to create a database, table, index and manipulating data stored in a table. You'll also build the skills needed to design a database schema.

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  • 1. SQL and NoSql concepts
  • 2. Create and manage MongoDB
  • 3. Migration of data into MongoDB
Module 7: NODE JS

In this module, you will learn about node.js and how to use it for server-side scripting. we will help you to learn the DevOps methods that will help you to automate the software development lifecycle.

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  • 1. Node js overview
  • 2. Node js - basics and setup
  • 3. Node js console
  • 4. Node js command utilities
  • 5. Node js modules
  • 6. Node js concepts
  • 7. Node js events
  • 8. Node js with express js
  • 9. Node js database access

Programming Languages / Tools you will learn

In this course, you'll get familiar and master the following tools. These tools will help you deliver the job in the best way possible.

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Projects

Each project is designed to deepen and solidify your theoretical and conceptual understanding.

Basic Exercises

In front end development, you'll build a mobile responsive landing page for a product of your choice. As a full-stack development exercise, you'll learn to collect, store and display student records from the database into a webpage.

Simple Post It Notes

Create a single page web application where anyone can post and delete notes, without requiring to log in. This page shows all the pre-existing notes. This application works like Google Keep. You'll write and use backend API from the frontend.

Login System with a Profile

Build a login system with an editable user profile view. You'll utilize either JWT and middleware or Passport.js for the backend, and React with any UI framework of your choice for the frontend.

E-commerce Site

Develop an e-commerce website that allows anyone to create a new product (without requiring to log in). You'll develop features like search, filtering and sorting options (price, seller, etc.)

Todo App

Create a simple todo app. Offer features like user assignment, sorting by project and deadline, priority, task notes, sub-tasks, etc.

Delivery Methods

We offer convenient training methodologies to suit your individual learning styles and preferences.

Batch Details

Flexible options that suit your learning temperament, to take where you want to be.

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A community in the making!

Here's what our students have to say about being a part of the Crampete family and learning skills that empower them! A community in the making- sharing skills, experience and knowledge!

"Most web development coaching is terrible. Crampete's free videos conveyed their mastery of the subject. Taking a leap of faith, I enrolled. In four months, I became really good at web development. A big Thanks To Justina mam, Dinesh sir and Crampete."

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's)

MEAN stack includes MongoDB, Angular.js, Express.js and Node.js. The demand for MEAN stack developers and adopters is increasing. MEAN stack developers are in great demand because of the flexibility, power, speed, and security they offer. Wherever you look – LinkedIn, Naukri, Upwork, Indeed – there are plenty of job opportunities for the well-trained MEAN stack developer.

The fastest way to learn MEAN stack technologies is to enroll in an online training course from a proven institute. Crampete not only provides you training, it also offers you job assistance. Become a MEAN stack developer soon.

You can get a job without a certificate also. Yet, when you get a Crampete's MEAN stack development certificate, it establishes that you have built a project portfolio on your own and possess the skills necessary to work as a MEAN stack developer.

When you complete Crampete's MEAN stack developer course, you get several advantages. You master the skills in a practice-first learning environment. You'll finish a capstone project that conclusively attests your skills. You enjoy one-to-one mentoring all the way. You get extensive placement assistance. You can benefit from flexible payment options like EMI.

Full stack refers to a large variety of programming languages that aid in web development. MEAN stack, on the other hand, is a specific set programming languages. In other words, MEAN stack is a flavour of full stack framework. So to the question of which one is better, the answer depends on your goals. When you learn full stack, you learn a variety of front-end, back end tools and frameworks and hence you enjoy greater flexibility. But if you want to become quickly employable, choosing MEAN stack is a would be suggested path.

A number of well-known companies like Accenture, Fiverr, UNIQLO, Vungle, Adsia, AngularClass, rspective, Sisense use MEAN stack.

The average salary of a MEAN stack developer is Rs.4.09 lakhs per annum, according to numbers available on Glassdoor.co.in. Freshers earn in the range of Rs.1.75-3 lakhs whereas junior developers make between Rs.2-8 lakhs per year. A senior developer, on the other hand, earns much higher. All the salary ranges are for employment in India.

JavaScript has been a mainstay in the tech landscape for over a decade. MEAN stack, which is a JavaScript based full stack development framework, is here to stay. The demand for MEAN stack developers is only growing, thanks to the increasing number of product companies around the world. These companies need MEAN stack developers, or other JavaScript as they build scalable products.