Will I get a demo class?

Upon registering, you will get 3 demo classes to help you get clarity.

How many stacks does MERN have?

MERN has four stacks namely MongoDB, Express.js, React, and Node.js.

What distinguishes MEAN from MERN?

The only major point of difference between MEAN and MERN is the substitution of Angular with React.

Do I need to have any coding experience?

A coding experience will help but is not necessary.

Is the skill set in demand?

MERN stack is a skill set that is highly in demand today and it is only expected to get better with time.

MERN Stack Training Program in Vadodara

MERN Stack Training : Step By Step For Beginners to Advanced

We are going to Cover the MongoDB, ExpressJS, ReactJS and NodeJS. MongoDB is No SQL Database can be used to manage your large data. ExpressJS is the Framework using NodeJS, We will cover the NodeJS Fundamental then ExpressJS Framework. During the Course we will use ExpressJS to Build the APIs which we are going to consume in ReactJS. ReactJS we are going to use to Build Frontend Website. Benefits of ReactJS is Complete Page will not refresh when you click on any elements, Just portion of the page will be refreshed and that's using RAM so faster processing is done.

Creating modern web applications requires a solid understanding of various technologies and programming languages like HTML, JavaScript, and Node.js. Developers often start by learning the fundamentals through courses that teach how to code using these languages. A popular choice among programmers is the stack that includes Express, React, and Node.js. This stack allows developers to build dynamic, data-driven web applications efficiently.

MERN Training Overview

Key Highlights

Personal Coaching
Industry Experts with 15+ Year Experience
Morning, Noon, Evening Batch Timings
Training with Internship (Live Project Working)
Career Guidance

Course Content

Tools and Technologies used in MERN:

IDEs and Editors
Version Control
Package Managers
Build Tools
Frameworks and Libraries
Database
Server-Side Technologies
Testing Tools
Task Runners
Deployment

Key Features of MERN:

Comprehensive Curriculum
Experienced Instructors
Hands-On Projects
Certification
Flexible Scheduling
Job Placement Assistance

Key Concepts of MERN:

MongoDB
Express.js
React.js
Node.js
Full-Stack Development

Common Use Cases in MERN:

Web Development
Single Page Applications (SPA)
Server-Side Development
RESTful APIs
E-commerce Platforms
Social Media Applications

Advantages in MERN:

Unified Language
Full-Stack Development
High Demand
Active Community

Disadvantages of MERN:

Learning Curve
Performance Overhead
Rapid Changes
Scalability Challenges

Benefits of MERN:

Career Opportunities
Efficient Development
Rich Ecosystem
Scalability

Key Considerations of MERN:

Course Content
Instructor Expertise
Hands-On Practice
Class Size
Flexibility
Certification and Support

Road Map

1. Introduction to Web Development and MERN Stack
- Overview of Web Development: Basic concepts, front-end vs. back-end, full-stack development.
- Understanding the MERN Stack: What MERN is, its components (MongoDB, Express.js, React, Node.js), and why it's popular.
2. Node.js Basics
- Introduction to Node.js: What Node.js is and why use it.
- Setting Up a Node.js Environment: Installing Node.js and npm.
- Creating a Simple Server: Using the built-in HTTP module.
- Node Package Manager (npm): Installing and managing packages.
3. Express.js
- Introduction to Express.js: What Express.js is and how it simplifies server-side development.
- Setting Up an Express Server: Basic setup and configuration.
- Middleware: What middleware is and how to use it.
- Routing: Setting up routes and handling requests.
- Handling Errors: Error handling and custom error pages.
- Building REST APIs: CRUD operations, routing, and data handling.
4. MongoDB
- Introduction to MongoDB: NoSQL databases, MongoDB vs. SQL.
- Setting Up MongoDB: Installing MongoDB and connecting to a database.
- CRUD Operations: Creating, reading, updating, and deleting documents.
- Mongoose: Introduction to Mongoose, schemas, and models.
- Data Validation: Using Mongoose for data validation.
5. React.js Basics
- Introduction to React: What React is and why it's used.
- Setting Up a React Environment: Using create-react-app.
- Components: Functional vs. class components, component lifecycle.
- JSX: Writing HTML in JavaScript and understanding JSX.
- State and Props: Managing state and passing data between components.
- Event Handling: Handling user input and events.
- Forms and Validation: Creating and managing forms.
- React Router: Introduction to React Router for navigation.
6. Advanced React Concepts
- Hooks: Introduction to Hooks, useState, useEffect, custom hooks.
- Context API: Managing global state with Context API.
- State Management: Introduction to Redux or Context API for state management.
- React Performance Optimization: Techniques for optimizing React applications.
- Error Boundaries: Handling errors in React components.

7. Integrating the MERN Stack
- Connecting Backend and Frontend: Using Axios or Fetch for API requests
- Authentication: Implementing user authentication using JWT.
- Data Flow: Passing data between the front end (React) and back end (Node.js/Express).
- State Management: Managing application state with Redux or Context API.
- Deploying the MERN Application: Deployment strategies, using platforms like Heroku, AWS, or Vercel.
8. JavaScript Fundamentals
- Basic Syntax: Variables, data types, operators, and control structures.
- Functions and Scope: Function declarations, expressions, arrow functions, and scope.
- Asynchronous JavaScript: Callbacks, Promises, and Async/Await.
- ES6 Features: Let/Const, template literals, destructuring, spread/rest operators, classes, and modules.
9. Project Development
- Project Planning: Defining project requirements and planning.
- Building the Project: Using the MERN stack to build a full-fledged application.
- Testing: Writing unit and integration tests.
- Debugging: Debugging techniques for JavaScript, Node.js, and React.
- Version Control: Using Git for version control and collaboration.
10. Advanced Topics
- GraphQL: Introduction to GraphQL and how it can be used with the MERN stack.
- Real-Time Applications: Implementing real-time features using WebSockets.
- Microservices Architecture: An introduction to breaking down applications into microservices.
- Server-Side Rendering (SSR): Using frameworks like Next.js with React for SSR.
- Scalability: Techniques for scaling applications.
- Security Best Practices: Protecting against common security threats (e.g., SQL injection, XSS CSRF).
11. Continuous Integration and Deployment (CI/CD)
- Introduction to CI/CD: What CI/CD is and why it’s important.
- Setting Up CI/CD Pipelines: Tools and services (e.g., GitHub Actions, Jenkins).
- Automated Testing and Deployment: Running tests and deploying applications automatically.

You are eligible for the following post after Training

MERN Stack Developer
Full Stack Developer (MERN)
MERN Stack Engineer
MERN Developer
Senior MERN Developer
MERN Stack Architect
MERN Stack Consultant
JavaScript Developer (MERN)
MERN Stack Specialist
MERN Stack Team Lead

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Fees Structure

Fees Structure will be depends on the what type of course you are joining, for example if you are joining for regular batch for 3 month course then fees will be 15000/- if you are joining in group then fees discount will be applicable, for weekend batch fees will be different, For Faculty Development Program and Industrial Training Fees will be different.