MERN Stack Training in Chennai

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Description

  • Type

    Training

  • Level

    Intermediate

  • Location

    Chennai (India)

  • Class hours

    80h

  • Duration

    Flexible

  • Start date

    Different dates available

Hope Tutors provide Real Time MERN Stack Training in Chennai. We provide the best online MERN Stack Training in Chennai. We cover MongoDB, Express JS, React JS and Node JS. Especially with the experienced trainers. We assure your career growth. Specially as a Full Stack Developer in the IT Industry. Also, we provide placement assistance. Also, you can learn Database + Front end + UI development & fast track your career.

It is one of the best scalable and flexible document DB. The developers can easily learn this. We can easily provide all capability which required for any complex. Specially for any scale. We can store any data in flexible just like JSON documents. The meaning fields differs for each document. The DS also change for each document.
It maps to all the objects in our apps. This make us very easy to work. For analyzing & accessing our data we need some useful ways. Ad hoc query, true aggregations, & indexing are few among them. It is a core distributed DB. So horizontal scaling and high available also very easy. Geographic distribution is also very easy. It is simple and free for users.

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About this course

One of the biggest questions which comes in your mind. First of all, we wish to clarify this doubt. Generally, we use node.js for the development of back-end. Meanwhile, we use react.js for the development of front-end work. Both this react.js and node.js just needs JavaScript. Here we come to know how powerful the JavaScript is. If you know both? Then it will be an added advantage for you.
There are many reasons beyond this. Let us see few main points. We can be able to run any react web server apps on node.js. If we need to handle huge request? Then it is advisable to use the react.js with the node.js. If our data are real-time oriented? Then it is highly advisable to use node.js. Especially with the react.js.
Node.js is very useful for the code reusability. Also, we can be able to share these codes in React.js. When we develop SPA, then it is very useful to use node with react. Both have different usage and functionality. But when we combined these two things, we can feel more attractive and smart outputs.

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Web designers
Node js developers
Angular developers

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Subjects

  • Testing
  • Server
  • Programming
  • Classes
  • ES6
  • Redux
  • Architecture
  • Immutability
  • Performance
  • Helpers
  • Dispatching
  • Actions
  • Dispatcher
  • Middlewares
  • Utilizing

Course programme

What is new in ES6
  • What is Classes
  • About let and const
  • What is Arrow functions and Enhanced Object Literals
  • About Destructuring and Spread Operator
  • Define Generators and Iterators
  • Symbols and Comprehensions
  • Async Programming
How to use Babel.js

BUILDING UI USING REACT.JS

Overview
  • Why use React.js
  • Virtual DOM Benefits
JSX: View Components
  • Syntax of JSX
  • How to create view classes using JSX
  • How to generating views without using JSX
  • Precompilation of JSX
  • How to utilizing JSX in the server
Models
  • Immutability benefits
  • Utilizing Immutable.js
Components
  • Life-Cycle : Componenet
  • About Virtual DOM
  • Events : Component
  • How to using States and Properties
  • How to Initializing States from properties
  • Using refs : Accessing DOM nodes
  • About Synthetic Events
  • Compositions : Component
  • About Communication Between Components
  • About Reusable Components
Forms
  • Controlled and Uncontrolled Components
ReactLink
  • Principle of One-Way Data Binding
  • Principle of Two-Way Data Binding
Manipulation of Node.js and Server DOM

React.js Components : Unit Testing

About Miscellaneous
  • About Animations
  • Helpers : DataBinding
  • Helpers : Immutability
  • Helpers : Performance
FLUX AND REDUX ARCHITECTURE

Overview
  • Intoduction of Reactive programming
  • Uni directional data flow Advantages
Brief about Architecture
  • How to Building blocks in Flux
  • Define Dispatcher and Stores
  • Action and Views
About Dispatcher
  • Principle of dispatcher
  • How to Registering callbacks
  • About Triggering Actions
Store
  • Role of Store
  • How to Maintain Application State
  • Define Event Broadcasting
Brief about Reducer
  • Generating Reducers
  • About Retrieving State and Combining Reducers
Action Creator
  • Generating Actions
  • How to Dispatching actions to the dispatcher
  • How to Dispatching Async Actions
  • Utilizing Middlewares
About Views
  • About React Components as Views
  • Define State Subscribers
  • How to Updating data from the store
React-Redux Bindings
  • Using “Connect” : Binding Components to React Store
  • Using Provider : Injecting Redux Store
  • Utilizing Providers with React Routers
About Server Side Rendering

Brief about Testing
  • Using Mocha & Chai : Organizing Test Code
  • Utilizing Test for mocking dependencies
  • About Testing Stores
WEBPACK
  • Introduction of Module Bundling
  • Define Installation
  • How to generating Webpack configuration
  • About Setting up webpack-dev-server
  • Define Configure automatic browser refresh
  • About Loading Modules
  • Optimizing rebundling of react components
  • Utilizing Less/Sass loaders
  • About Hot loading components
Node JS
  • Node.js framework
  • Installing Node.js
  • Node.js to execute scripts
Node Package
  • Node Package Manager
  • Package.json configuration file
  • Global vs. local package installation
Shrink-wrap to lock the node modules versions
  • Learn NPM Vet
  • Outdated command
Asynchronous programming
  • Callback functions
  • Promises
  • Using Request module to make api calls
HTTP Server with Node.JS using HTTP APIs
  • Building an HTTP server
  • Rendering a response
  • Query strings
File System
  • Synchronous vs asynchronous I/O
  • Dirname and Filename
Buffers Streams and Events
  • Flowing vs non-flowing streams
  • Streaming I/O from files and other sources
Multi Processing in NodeJS
  • Child Process API
  • Cluster API for multi-core servers
ExpressJS
  • Defining Jade templates
  • Postman configuration
  • JSON Data
  • POST data
  • Adding middleware
Express JS with MongoDB and Sqlite
  • RDBMS databases and NoSQL databases
  • Performing CRUD operations
Socket.io, Front-end and Chat App
  • Adding Socket.io To Your App
  • Explore Front-end
  • Sending Live Data Back & Forth
  • Front-end UI
  • Timestamps
  • Chat application Project
Intro to Task Managers with unit testing

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