MEAN stack -Development Training in Chennai
Benn Academy in Chennai offers comprehensive training in MEAN stack development, delivered by professionals with over 10 years of experience in the IT software industry. Here are some key points about the training program .Founded in 2009, Benn Academy is a premier institute renowned for excellence in computer education and IT software training, with branches in Adyar, Velachery, and OMR-Thoraipakkam in Chennai. Specializing in MEAN Stack development, our training programs are led by seasoned professionals experience. We emphasize hands-on learning, real-world projects, and comprehensive curriculum covering MongoDB, Express.js, Angular, and Node.js. Our commitment to quality and consistent outcomes has established us as a leader in IT education, ensuring our students are well-prepared for successful careers in the tech industry.
Advantages of the MEAN Stack
- JavaScript Across the Stack: Using JavaScript for both client-side and server-side development simplifies the development process and allows for code reuse.
- Full-Stack Development: The MEAN stack provides a comprehensive solution for building modern web applications, covering both front-end and back-end development.
- Scalability: Each component of the MEAN stack is designed to handle large amounts of data and high traffic, making it suitable for building scalable applications.
- Community and Ecosystem: The MEAN stack has a large and active community, which means a wealth of resources, tutorials, and third-party libraries are available.
MongoDB
- Role : Database
- Description :MongoDB stores data in a flexible, JSON-like format (BSON), which allows for efficient and scalable data storage. It's particularly well-suited for applications that require a flexible schema and need to handle large volumes of data.
Express.js
- Role: Role: Back-end framework
- Description: Express.js is a lightweight web application framework for Node.js. It provides a robust set of features for web and mobile applications, including routing, middleware support, and HTTP utility methods. Express simplifies the process of building server-side applications and APIs.
Angular
- Role: Front-end framework
- Description: Angular is a platform and framework for building single-page client applications using HTML and TypeScript. It provides a robust set of tools for building dynamic, complex web applications, including data binding, dependency injection, and a component-based architecture.
Node.js
- Role: Runtime environment
- Description: Node.js allows developers to use JavaScript for server-side scripting. It is designed to build scalable network applications and can handle many simultaneous connections with high throughput, making it ideal for real-time applications.
Workflow of a MEAN Stack Application
1.Client-Side (Angular):
- The user interacts with the Angular front-end application, which handles the presentation logic and user interface.
- Angular sends HTTP requests to the server to fetch or update data
2.Server-Side (Node.js with Express.js):
- Express.js handles incoming HTTP requests from the Angular application.
- Express.js routes the requests to the appropriate handlers and interacts with the MongoDB database to retrieve or modify data.
- The server processes the data and sends a response back to the Angular application.
3.Database (MongoDB):
- MongoDB stores the application data in collections.
- The database operations (CRUD operations) are performed through Mongoose (a popular ODM for MongoDB) or directly using the MongoDB driver.
OverView of syllabus -MEAN Stack Course
- Introduction to MongoDB
- Installation and Configuration of MongoDB
- Fundamentals of MongoDB
- Working with Data – CRUD Operations
- Querying Collections
- Aggregation Operations
- Understanding Data Models and Schema
- Handling Transactions in MongoDB
- Handling Indexes in MongoDB
- Managing Security
- Replication
- Sharding in MongoDB
- Understanding the Web
- Architecture of a Web Application
- Server Side Scripting
- Client Side Scripting
- Importance of Performance
- What is Node.js
- Advantages of Node.js
- Installing Node.js and Configuring Node.js
- Architecture of Node.js
- Appreciating the Performance of Node.js
- Understanding Event Driven code execution and Asynchronous Events in Node.js
- Understanding Event Emitters
- The Node lifecycle
- Creating and running a Node Server
- Handling Requests and Responses
- Routing and Redirecting Requests
- Handling Streams, buffers and Events
- Handling Multi-processing in Node.js
- Handling Run time Errors
- Understanding Modules in Node.js
- Exploring various built-in Modules
- Third party Modules for Node.js
- Introduction to Node Package Manager – NPM
- Understanding Global and Local NPM Packages
- Installing and Updating a Module
- Deleting a Module
- Introduction to various NPM Modules
Introduction to Express JS Framework
- Why the need for Express Framework
- Overview of Express JS framework
- Installing Express JS
- Understanding Request and Response Objects
- Configuring ExpressJS
- Understanding Middleware
- Understand How Middleware Works in ExpressJS
- Add a Middleware
- Creating Custom Middleware
- Handling Requests and Responses
- Handling Routing
- Using ExpressJS Router
- Path Filtering
- Creating and Serving HTML Pages
- Using Jade Templates
- Navigating Datasets
- Using REST in ExpressJS
- Handling POST
- Handling JSON data
- Handling Errors
- Introduction to TypeScript
- Advantages of TypeScript
- Overview of Node and Node Environment Setup
- Installing and Configuring TypeScript Engine
- Understanding Transpilation
- Declaring and Defining Variables
- About “any”
- “var” Vs “let” keywords
- Static and Dynamic Type
- Data types : String, Number, Array, Object, Tuple, Enum, Void and NULL OOPS in TypeScript
- Defining Class and Creating Objects
- Property, Methods and Constructors
- Handling Inheritance
- Types of Inheritance in TypeScript
- Understanding Access Modifiers
- Static Methods in TypeScript
- Understanding Interfaces in TypeScript
- Introducing Angular
- Angular – Environment Setup
- Angular Modules
- Angular Components
- Angular – Data and Event Bindings
- Angular Directives and Custom Directives o Angular Pipes
- Angular Services and Dependency Injection
- Angular Routing and Advanced Routing
- Angular Template Driven Forms
- Angular Reactive Forms
- Angular Asynchronous Operations and Advanced HTTP
- Angular Authorizations o Angular Animations
- Testing Angular Applications
- Angular Security and Internalization
- Angular Performance, Optimization and Deployment
- Real Time Project with Angular