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Being a one-trick programming pony doesn't cut it anymore in today's tech job market. When it comes to web app development, having the know-how to create something fully-functioning from start to finish boosts your employability credentials in a big way. MEAN Stack is the tool set that allows you to do just that, and this course is designed to get you up to speed.- Access 186 lectures & 10 hours of content 24/7
- Understand MEAN Stack & how to use it effectively
- Code MEAN projects w/ an online IDE
- Develop MEAN REST APIs w/ Node & Express
- Create top-notch UIs w/ Angular 2
- Gain the skills needed to become a sought after web developer
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- Length of time users can access this course: lifetime
- Access options: web streaming, mobile streaming
- Certification of completion not included
- Redemption deadline: redeem your code within 30 days of purchase
- Experience level required: all levels
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Course Outline
- Welcome to MEAN
- Welcome to MEAN (2:06)
- What We Will Learn (3:54)
- Course Specifics (2:46)
- What Does MEAN mean?
- What does MEAN mean (0:56)
- Where did MEAN Come From (3:30)
- Our Take On MEAN (1:47)
- MEAN Application Architecture (4:05)
- Section Summary (2:01)
- Node.js & Express
- Section Introduction (1:02)
- How this will go (3:58)
- Course Project Introduction (1:43)
- Setup (3:39)
- Section Summary (0:41)
- Discover Node.js (0:13)
- What are Node.js & Express (1:36)
- Try Node from Command Line (2:22)
- Set up a Node.js app (2:36)
- Use GIT with C9.io (4:49)
- Section Summary (0:38)
- Work With Express (0:44)
- Get Express set up (8:22)
- Create an NPM Start script (2:45)
- Routing with Express (3:21)
- Section Summary (0:57)
- Kickstart a Node Web App (0:33)
- Use a Bootstrap Template (6:49)
- Configuring Resources (4:56)
- Manage UI Components with Bower (8:21)
- Section Summary (0:44)
- Work with Gulp (0:26)
- Use JSHint in Gulp (5:10)
- Inject dependencies with Wiredep (10:40)
- Injection with Gulp-Inject (6:59)
- Watch Changes with Nodemon (4:15)
- Section Summary (0:50)
- Work with Node Templating Engines (0:19)
- Review of Templating Engine Optionsited (2:22)
- Begin with EJS (5:32)
- Put EJS to Work (6:15)
- Section Summary (0:38)
- More Express Routing (0:33)
- Use a Router (7:19)
- New Pages (6:19)
- Separate code into different files (3:28)
- Wire our new pages back to Express & Node (8:05)
- Section Summary (0:47)
- Use a Database with Node.js (0:21)
- Get MongoDB Set Up (3:37)
- Get Events data ready (3:59)
- Write Code to Insert (6:58)
- Query MongoDB and Display (4:48)
- Section Summary (0:37)
- Sub-Course Wrap-Up (6:19)
- Mongo DB
- Welcome to Mongo DB (1:02)
- How This Will Go (7:03)
- Our Hands-On Project (1:19)
- Setup Our Tools (9:15)
- Section Summary (0:38)
- Set Up our Project (0:40)
- Import Data with Mongo Import (2:46)
- Use the Mongo Shell (5:33)
- Javascript in the Mongo Shell (1:41)
- Section Summary (1:23)
- Start with Queries and Operations (1:11)
- Retrieve data with .find() (5:42)
- Create data with .save() & .insert() (3:13)
- Update data with .update() (4:17)
- Deleting data with remove (2:42)
- Display User Data in our App (5:58)
- Section Summary (1:00)
- Model New Entities (0:49)
- Rules for Modeling (3:10)
- Simple & Complex Models (2:40)
- Modeling ‘Event’ Data (5:52)
- Modeling ‘Event Registration’ data (5:42)
- Section Summary (0:46)
- Indexing Mongo DB (0:42)
- Mongo DB & Indexes (2:00)
- Using Indexes (1:26)
- Creating Indexes (3:32)
- Section Summary (0:49)
- Mongo DB Aggregation Framework (2:07)
- Aggregation Concepts (1:30)
- Pipeline Stages & Operators (2:25)
- Aggregation in our Project (3:02)
- Use our Aggregated Data (5:25)
- Section Summary (1:40)
- Replication & Sharding (1:25)
- What are Replica Sets (2:09)
- Automated Failover (1:47)
- What is Sharding (1:19)
- Rules for Sharding data (3:38)
- Section Summary (0:55)
- Our Web App (6:07)
- Our Project’s State (4:59)
- Our app.js file (5:14)
- Our Aggregate Queries (2:56)
- Section Summary (3:27)
- Sub-Course Wrap-Up (3:49)
- Learning Objectives _ Project Requirements Review (7:20)
- Angular 2
- Section Introduction (2:13)
- Say Hello to Angular 2 (4:10)
- How This Course Works (3:02)
- Overview of the Course Project (2:00)
- Section Summary (0:52)
- Pack Our Lunch (0:59)
- Why Typescript In Angular 2 (3:56)
- Getting the Cloud9 Online IDE (1:24)
- Setting Up the Cloud9 IDE (2:02)
- Setting Up The Course Project (8:06)
- Using Angular 2 Modules (3:47)
- Section Summary (1:26)
- Angular Components (1:14)
- The Component Defined (2:23)
- The Component Parts (4:52)
- Tying a Component Together (1:59)
- The App Component (4:28)
- Bootstrapping an Angular2 App (6:57)
- Section Summary (4:00)
- Building Angular2 UI (2:40)
- The Component Template (5:47)
- Create A Template (2:44)
- The Directive Component (4:25)
- Interpolation (4:08)
- Angular2 Built-In Directives (9:27)
- Section Summary (3:09)
- Binding in Angular2 (1:47)
- Property Binding (3:42)
- Event Binding (3:49)
- Data Binding (2:09)
- Formatting Bound Data (3:20)
- Section Summary (2:08)
- Binding in Angular2 (2:18)
- Interfaces and Components (5:08)
- Styling Components (4:02)
- Component Lifecycle Events (3:55)
- Pipe Transform Interface (7:55)
- Section Summary (3:11)
- Advanced Component Concepts (1:58)
- Parent-Child Components (5:10)
- More Parent-Child Components (2:24)
- Property Binding with Input (2:40)
- Event Binding with Output (5:38)
- Section Summary (2:13)
- Services (1:39)
- Angular2 Dependency Injection (2:11)
- Creating Services (3:14)
- Using Services (2:55)
- Service Injection (4:36)
- Section Summary (2:03)
- Web Services (1:21)
- Observables vs Promises (2:05)
- Using Reactive Extensions (2:11)
- Implementing Observables (2:26)
- HTTP Requests (6:14)
- Section Summary (2:04)
- Angular2 Routing (5:27)
- Route Configuration (3:17)
- Routes and Actions (4:53)
- Routes and Views (1:50)
- Routes and Parameters (5:35)
- Routes and Code (2:32)
- Section Summary (4:07)
- Setting Up Angular2 From Scratch (0:28)
- Configuring the Compiler (2:45)
- Project Dependencies (2:57)
- Core Libraries (0:53)
- Section Summary (0:36)
- Sun Section wrap up (0:33)
- Review of Concepts (1:37)
- The Real Challenge
- The Real Challenge (1:00)
- Angular2 and Express (1:23)
- Create a MEAN Project with Angular-CLI (8:10)
- Make Express MEAN and RESTful (8:16)
- RESTful Local Events in Angular2 (10:42)
- Section Summary (0:53)
- MEAN Approaches
- MEAN Approaches (0:58)
- Mean.io and Mean.js (3:59)
- Exchangeable Frameworks (7:50)
- Scaffolding with Yeoman (9:45)
- Section Summary (0:59)
- Course Conclusion
- Section Introduction (2:03)
- What Now? (0:58)
- More comments on MEAN (2:00)
- Thank You (0:34)
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