MEAN Stack Development Training in Rajpura, Patiala

 MEAN Stack Development Industrial Training in Rajpura | Patiala

MEAN Stack development training teaches participants how to create full stack web application starting from node.js platform and they working into single page front end web development with AngularJS. This is a platform that allows one to build applications using code as little as possible while taking a solid view of all the components that comprises it.

Erginous designed MEAN stack development course to grow your skills as a full stack developer. At Erginous Technologies you work on real world exercise that helps you enhance your development techniques in your workflow.

What Is The MEAN Stack Developer

Foundation Understanding NPM And Node Modules The Node.js framework Installing Node.js Using Node.js to execute scripts

Node Projects

  • The Node Package Manager
  • Creating a project
  • The package.json configuration file
  • Global vs. local package installation
  • Automating tasks with Grunt.

HTTP

  • The HTTP protocol
  • Building an HTTP server
  • Rendering a response
  • Processing query strings
  • Using Representational State Transfer
  • Configuring TLS

Introduction to AngularJS

  • What does AngularJS do for me?
  • Who controls AngularJS?
  • How can I get AngularJS?

Who Should Join

  • What does AngularJS do for me?
  • Who controls AngularJS?
  • How can I get AngularJS?

Our First AngularJS Application

  • A basic application
  • Using angular-seed
  • The pieces of the puzzle
  • How it fits together
  • Model, View, Controller from the AngularJS Perspective

Single Page Applications (SPA)

  • A basic application
  • Using angular-seed
  • The pieces of the puzzle
  • How it fits together
  • Model, View, Controller from the AngularJS Perspective

Controllers

  • Where Controllers fit in, and what they do, from Angular’s perspective
  • Managing Scope
  • Setting up Behavior
  • Building a basic controller
  • A more advanced controller

Models

  • How to create a model
  • Explicit models
  • Implicit models

Expressions

  • Expressions are lightweight code snippets
  • Expression capabilities
  • Limitations
  • The border between expressions and $eval

Filters

  • Standard filters
  • Writing your own filter
  • Tying filters together

Scopes

  • What are scopes?
  • What do scopes provide?
  • Scope lifecycle
  • Scopes as glue between controller and view
  • Scope hierarchies
  • Scope and events

Angular Forms

  • Angular forms vs HTML forms
  • Angular form controls
  • Form events
  • The form controller
  • Form validation
  • Ajax, Data, and Angular
  • Directives
  • Testing in Angul

File System

  • File SystemFile SystemFile System
  • Path and directory operations
  • F_dirname and __filename
  • Asynchronous file reads and writes

File System

  • File SystemFile SystemFile System
  • Path and directory operations
  • F_dirname and __filename
  • Asynchronous file reads and writes

Buffers, Streams, and Events

  • Using buffers for binary data
  • Flowing vs. non-flowing streams
  • Streaming I/O from files and other sources
  • Processing streams asynchronously
  • Configuring event handlers

Modules and Unit Testing

  • Modularization
  • The CommonJS and RequireJS specifications
  • Defining modules with exports
  • Modules are singletons
  • Creating a package
  • Module scope and construction
  • Unit testing frameworks
  • What to test and how to test it
  • Building unit tests with Jasmine

Modules and Unit Testing

  • Modularization
  • The CommonJS and RequireJS specifications
  • Defining modules with exports
  • Modules are singletons
  • Creating a package
  • Module scope and construction
  • Unit testing frameworks
  • What to test and how to test it
  • Building unit tests with Jasmine