Full Stack Development (MERN)
The Full Stack Development (MERN) course is designed to help aspiring developers master modern web application development using MongoDB, Express.js, React.js, and Node.js. This comprehensive program covers front-end and back-end technologies, database management, and real-world project development, enabling learners to build scalable and dynamic web applications and launch successful careers in full-stack development.
The Job Guarantee course for you!
Deploy full-stack applications to production environments.
Develop complete end-to-end projects using the MERN stack
Apply industry best practices in modern web development.
What Will You Learn?
Learn both front-end and back-end development in a single course.
Acquire practical skills that meet current industry requirements
Enhance problem-solving and application development capabilities
Prepare for high-paying Full Stack Developer roles.
Course Curriculum
- Overview of NoSQL databases 0:04 Min
- History and Evolution of MongoDB 0:03 Min
- MongoDB-Introduction to MongoDB and NoSQL Databases 0:15 Min
- Setting up MongoDB Atlas 0:03 Min
- Installing MongoDB Community Edition 0:05 Min
- Installation and Setting up 0:15 Min
- Databases, collections, and documents 0:02 Min
- BSON format 0:03 Min
- MongoDB Architecture and Core Concepts 0:15 Min
- Creating databases and collections & Inserting documents 0:03 Min
- Querying documents 0:04 Min
- CRUD Operations in MongoDB Compass 0:10 Min
- Aggregation framework and pipelines 0:12 Min
- Query operators and compound queries 0:08 Min
- Advanced Querying and Indexing 0:10 Min
- Schema Design Considerations 0:02 Min
- Embedded vs. Referenced Document 0:04 Min
- Data normalization and denormalization 0:03 Min
- Data Modelling 0:10 Min
- Understanding Explain Plans 0:02 Min
- Index optimization techniques 0:06 Min
- Profiling and monitoring queries 0:02 Min
- Performance Optimization 0:10 Min
- Backup and Restore with MongoDB Compass 0:03 Min
- Backup and restore 0:10 Min
- Security and Authentication 0:03 Min
- Security and authentication 0:10 Min
- Configuring replica sets in mongoDB 0:04 Min
- Understanding Failover and Recovery in MongoDB 0:04 Min
- Replication and monitoring 0:10 Min
- What is Express.JS 0:06 Min
- Importance and Benefits Of Using Express.JS 0:04 Min
- Express JS-Introduction to Express JS 0:10 Min
- Installing Node.JS and npm 0:02 Min
- Installing VS Code 0:02 Min
- Installing Express.JS 0:02 Min
- Creating a Basic Express Application 0:03 Min
- Setting Up an Express.JS Application 0:10 Min
- Core Concepts 0:04 Min
- Core Concepts 0:10 Min
- Middleware in Express JS 0:10 Min
- Middleware in Express JS 0:08 Min
- Routing in Express.JS 0:07 Min
- Routing in Express.JS 0:10 Min
- Handling Requests and Responses with Express JS 0:04 Min
- Handling Requests and Responses 0:10 Min
- Performing CRUD operations 0:16 Min
- Database Integration 0:10 Min
- Introduction to React 0:06 Min
- History and Evolution of React 0:04 Min
- Setting up the development environment 0:02 Min
- React JS-Introduction To React 0:10 Min
- First React App 0:03 Min
- Installing Extensions & Understanding JSX 0:10 Min
- Getting Started 0:10 Min
- Components in React 0:03 Min
- Components in React 0:10 Min
- State in Function Component 0:04 Min
- Understanding State in Class Component 0:04 Min
- Props in React 0:03 Min
- State and Props in React 0:10 Min
- Event Handling : Synthetic Events & Binding Event Handlers 0:09 Min
- Event Handling 0:10 Min
- Conditional Rendering 0:04 Min
- Conditional Rendering 0:10 Min
- Lists & Keys 0:03 Min
- Lists & Keys 0:10 Min
- Handling form inputs 0:07 Min
- Forms and Controlled Components 0:10 Min
- React Router Dom 0:04 Min
- URL parameters 0:01 Min
- React Router Dom 0:10 Min
- Hooks 0:13 Min
- Advanced Hooks 0:14 Min
- Hooks 0:10 Min
- Inline Styles 0:02 Min
- CSS Stylesheets 0:03 Min
- CSS Module 0:03 Min
- Style Components 0:02 Min
- Styling in React 0:02 Min
- Styling in React 0:10 Min
- API Integration 0:09 Min
- API Integration 0:10 Min
- Error handling and debugging 0:06 Min
- Error handling and debugging 0:10 Min
- Templating engines for server-side rendering 0:03 Min
- Performance Optimization Techniques in Node.JS 0:03 Min
- Testing Node.js Applications 0:02 Min
- Error Handling and Debugging Techniques in Node.js 0:04 Min
- Security best practices e.g., input validation, authentication, authorization in node js. 0:03 Min
- Authentication and Authorization in Node.js Applications 0:03 Min
- Working with Databases in Node.js: MongoDB and MySQL 0:06 Min
- RESTful APIs with Node.js and Express 0:03 Min
- Introduction to Node.JS 0:02 Min
- Handling HTTP requests and responses 0:04 Min
- Routing and Middleware in Express.JS 0:05 Min
- Core Modules in Node.JS 0:08 Min
- Node Package Manager (NPM) and managing dependencies 0:04 Min
- Asynchronous Programming in Node.JS 0:07 Min
- Understanding the event-driven architecture 0:03 Min
- Installation of Node.JS 0:01 Min
- Node.JS 0:10 Min
Learn With GreyLearn
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Industry-focused curriculum designed by experienced professionals.
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Practical exposure to API development and database integration
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Training on responsive web application architecture.
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Portfolio-building projects for career advancement
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Certificate of completion to validate your skills.
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Career guidance and interview preparation support.
What Learners Say
Tejas Kanse
I measure latency error rates and user paths to guide fixes i can write helper utilities that reduce duplication across modules i improved naming so
Prajakta Jadhav
I can protect routes with jwt style tokens and careful session logic i learned to design clean schemas in mongodb and plan indexes with intent
Shaurya Sharma
I use small interfaces to isolate modules and keep code flexible i left with a working project that i can extend without stress the api
Soumya Ranjan Pradhan
I now think in loops of plan build review and improve with intent the project structure keeps server and client concerns separate and tidy the
Vaibhav Vaish
I now think in loops of plan build review and improve with intent i separate domain logic from transport so changes are easier later the
Ayush Kashyap
I left with a working project that i can extend without stress i use simple rules for folder names file names and component boundaries forms
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