MERN Stack Developer

MERN MERN stack is a web development framework. It consists of MongoDB, ExpressJS, ReactJS, and NodeJS as its working components. Here are the details of what each of these components is used for in developing a web application when using MERN stack:

MongoDB: A document-oriented, No-SQL database used to store the application data.

ExpressJS: A framework layered on top of NodeJS, used to build the backend of a site using NodeJS functions and structures. Since NodeJS was not developed to make websites but rather run JavaScript on a machine, ExpressJS was developed.

ReactJS: A library created by Facebook. It is used to build UI components that create the user interface of the single page web application.

Why learn MERN Stack Developer?

MERN Stack is one of the most popular user-friendly Full Stack Web Development structures. It helps us improve our applications to a great extent. You don't need to learn multiple programming languages for web application development because MERN stack covers both front-end as well as back-end. It will give you the advantage of using a single language i.e. JavaScript, for web development which makes it very effective and powerful.

Curriculum

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  • keyboard_arrow_rightIntroduction to Java and OOPS
  • keyboard_arrow_rightJava Tokens- Comments, Identifiers, Keywords, Separators
  • keyboard_arrow_rightWorking with Java Editor Softwares – Editplus, NetBeans, Eclipse
  • keyboard_arrow_rightPackages with static imports
  • keyboard_arrow_rightWorking with jar
  • keyboard_arrow_rightModifiers – File level, Access level and Non-access level
  • keyboard_arrow_rightDatatypes, Literals, Variables, Type Conversion, Casting & Promotion
  • keyboard_arrow_rightReading runtime values from keyboard and Properties File
  • keyboard_arrow_rightOperators and Control Statements
  • keyboard_arrow_rightMethod and Types of methods
  • keyboard_arrow_rightVariable and Types of Variables
  • keyboard_arrow_rightConstructor and Types of constructors
  • keyboard_arrow_rightBlock and Types of Blocks
  • keyboard_arrow_rightDeclarations, Invocations and Executions
  • keyboard_arrow_rightCompiler & JVM Architecture with Reflection API
  • keyboard_arrow_rightStatic Members and their execution control flow
  • keyboard_arrow_rightNon-Static Members and their execution control flow
  • keyboard_arrow_rightFinal Variables and their rules
  • keyboard_arrow_rightClasses and Types of classes
  • keyboard_arrow_rightOOPS- Fundamentals, Models, Relations and Principles
  • keyboard_arrow_rightCoupling and Cohesion (MVC and LCRP Architectures)
  • keyboard_arrow_rightTypes of objects & Garbage Collection
  • keyboard_arrow_rightArrays and Var-arg types
  • keyboard_arrow_rightEnum and Annotation
  • keyboard_arrow_rightDesign Patterns
  • keyboard_arrow_rightAPI and API Documentation
  • keyboard_arrow_rightFundamental Classes – Object, Class, System, Runtime
  • keyboard_arrow_rightString Handling
  • keyboard_arrow_rightException Handling and Assertions
  • keyboard_arrow_rightMultithreading with JVM Architecture
  • keyboard_arrow_rightIO Streams (File IO)
  • keyboard_arrow_rightNetworking (Socket Programming)
  • keyboard_arrow_rightWrapper Classes with Auto boxing and unboxing
  • keyboard_arrow_rightCollections with Generics
  • keyboard_arrow_rightJava 5, 6, 7, 8 new features
  • keyboard_arrow_rightInner classes
  • keyboard_arrow_rightAWT, Swings, Applet
  • keyboard_arrow_rightRegular Expressions
  • keyboard_arrow_rightFormatting date, time (java.text package)

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