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Transform your passion for coding into a rewarding career with our comprehensive MERN Stack Developer Course. Gain hands-on experience building dynamic web applications using MongoDB, Express.js, React, and Node.js. Our expert instructors and job placement assistance will equip you with the skills and confidence to succeed in today’s competitive tech industry.

Course Duration

120 Days

Training Options

Onsite / Online

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Full Stack Developer - Mern is in demand.

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27-May-202511:30 AM - 01:00 PM5 MonthsMr .Pratap
Java Full-Stack Developer27-May-202510:00 AM - 11:30 AM5 MonthsMr .Sudhakar

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About Course

The MERN stack Developer Course is a popular choice for building dynamic web applications. It’s a collection of JavaScript-based technologies that work seamlessly together to handle both the client-side and server-side development.

MERN stands for:

  • MongoDB: A flexible NoSQL database for storing data.
  • Express.js: A Node.js framework for building robust APIs.
  • React: A JavaScript library for creating interactive user interfaces.
  • Node.js: A JavaScript runtime environment for executing code outside the browser.

This powerful combination allows developers to create efficient, scalable, and maintainable applications using a single programming language. From small-scale projects to large-scale enterprise applications, MERN offers the versatility and performance required for modern web development. 

About Trainer

  • 20+ Years of Training Experience.
  • Proficiency in latest technologies like Full Stack Development (JavaScript, react, node, angular, mongo), Web Designing, Content Management System (CMS), Graphic Design, and PHP software’s.
  • Strong communication and analytic skills with the capability to work with cross-functional teams.
  • Organized and able to execute responsibilities with minimal supervision.
  • Proven ability to quickly adopt new technologies and application areas.

Training Options

Onsite Training

INR 18,000/-

Online Training

INR 18,000/-

Video Based Learning

INR 18,000/-

Skills Covered

Full Stack Developer Course

  • Overview of Web Development
  • Client-side Programming
  • Server-side Programming
  • Types of Webpages
  • Static Webpage
  • Dynamic Webpage
  • Server Webpage
  • Types Of Languages
  • Programming Languages
  • Scripting Languages
  • Basic Tags
  • Meta Tags
  • Attributes & Parameters
  • Formatting Tags
  • Phrase Tags
  • Comments
  • Font tag
  • Image tag
  • Link Tags
  • Image Link
  • Text Link
  • Email Link
  • Marquee Tag
  • List
  • Order List
  • Unorder List
  • Nested List
  • Definition List
  • Table Tag
  • Form tags
  • Frame Tag
  • Background Colors & Images
  • Embed Multimedia – Movie, Music
  • Introduction To Doctypes
  • What is HTML 5
  • Overview of HTML 5
  • Browser Support
  • W3C and Web Hypertext Application Technology Working Group (WHATWG). Specifications
  • Power of HTML5 in web & mobile Domains
  • Overview of updated new features
  • HTML5 Syntax
  • The DOCTYPE
  • Video and Audio
    • <audio>
    • <video>
    • <source>
  • Semantic Elements
    • <header>
    • <nav>
    • <section>
    • <article>
    • <aside>
    • <figcaption>
    • <figure>
    • <footer>
  • Structural Elements
    • <canvas>
    • <command>
    • <details>
    • <dialog>
    • <summary>
    • <mark>
    • <meter>
    • <time>
  • HTML5 DEPRECATED TAGS:
    • <acronym>
    • <center>
    • <font>
    • <frame>
    • <frameset>
  • HTML5 DEPRECATED ATTRIBUTES
  • background-body
  • bgcolor-table, tr, td, th and body.
  • border table
  • cellpadding-table
  • cellspacing-table
  • hspace-img
  • vspace-img
  • noshade-hr
  • rules-table
  • size-hr
  • type-li, ol and ul
  • width-hr, table, td, th, pre.
  • Character Encoding
  • The <script> tag
  • The <link> tag
  • HTML5 Document
  • Forms
  • color
  • date
  • datetime
  • datetime-local
  • email
  • month
  • number
  • range
  • search
  • tel
  • time
  • url
  • week
  • Form Elements
    • <datalist>
    • <keygen>
    • <output>
  • New attributes for <form>
  • autocomplete
  • novalidate
  • New attributes for <input>
  • autocomplete
  • autofocus
  • form
  • formaction
  • formenctype
  • formmethod
  • formnovalidate
  • MathML
  • Geolocation
  • Drag and Drop API
  • File API
  • Accessing File Information
  • Reading File Content
  • SVG
  • What is SVG?
  • SVG Advantages
  • Differences Between SVG and Canvas
  • Canvas Overview
  • Lines
  • Curves
  • Paths
  • Shapes
  • Color, gradients
  • Image
  • CSS 2.0 vs CSS 3.0
  • Introduction to css3
  • whats new in css3.0
  • border
  • border-image
  • border-radius
  • box-shadow
  • text effects
  • text-shadow
  • word-wrap
  • background
  • background-clip
  • background-origin
  • background-size
  • RGBA
  • @FONT Face
  • Google fonts
  • Box Resize
  • Box Sizing
  • Outline
  • Transitions
  • transition
  • transition-delay
  • transition-duration
  • transition-property
  • Transform
  • 2D Transforms
  • transform
  • transform-origin
  • matrix()
  • translate(x,y)
  • translateX(n)
  • translateY(n)
  • scale(x,y)
  • scaleX(n)
  • scaleY(n)
  • rotate(angle)
  • skew(x-angle,y-angle)
  • skewX(angle)
  • skewY(angle)
  • 3D Transforms
  • transform
  • transform-origin
  • transform-style
  • perspective
  • perspective-origin
  • backface-visibility
  • Selectors
  • Gradients
  • Linear Gradients
  • Radial Gradients
  • User Interface
  • box-sizing
  • outline-offset
  • resize
  • What is Bootstrap?
  • Getting Started
  • Bootstrap Containers
  • Bootstrap Grid System
  • Bootstrap Typography
  • Bootstrap Tables
  • Bootstrap Forms
  • Bootstrap Custom Forms
  • Bootstrap Buttons
  • Bootstrap Images
  • Bootstrap Dropdowns
  • Bootstrap Button Groups
  • Bootstrap Input Groups
  • Bootstrap Collapse
  • Bootstrap Navs
  • Bootstrap Navbars
  • Bootstrap Breadcrumbs
  • Bootstrap Pagination
  • Bootstrap Badges
  • Bootstrap Jumbotron
  • Bootstrap Alerts
  • Bootstrap Modal
  • Bootstrap Progress Bars
  • Bootstrap Media Objects
  • Bootstrap List Groups
  • Bootstrap Cards
  • Bootstrap Responsive Embed
  • Bootstrap Carousel
  • Bootstrap Tooltips
  • Bootstrap Popovers
  • Bootstrap Scrollspy
  • Bootstrap Templates
  • Introduction
  • What is JavaScript?
  • Developer Essentials
  • The development workflow
  • Selecting the right tools for the job
  • Just enough HTML and CSS
  • Understanding objects
  • Understanding variables
  • Making comparisons
  • Understanding events
  • Starting to Code
  • Writing your first script
  • Internal vs. external scripts
  • Using comments in scripts
  • Using the noscript tag in HTML
  • Interacting with Users
  • Creating alert dialogs
  • Understanding conditional statements
  • Getting confirmations from users
  • Creating prompts for users
  • Understanding functions
  • Making links smarter
  • Using switch/case statements
  • Handling errors
  • JavaScript Language Essentials
  • Getting started
  • Variables:
  • Declaring variables
  • Accessing variables
  • Updating variables
  • Var, Let and Const
  • Data types
  • Operators
  • Arrays:
  • Introductin to arrays
  • Need of Arrays
  • Creating Arrays
  • Accessing Array elements
  • Changing Array element
  • Array properties and methods
  • Destructuring
  • Creating loops
  • For loops
  • Do while loops etc
  • . else conditions
  • Switch ..case
  • Functions
  • Inbuilt functions
  • User defined functions
  • Passing values to functions
  • Detecting objects
  • Reading arrays
  • Returning values from functions
  • Writing arrays
  • Re-using functions
  • CallBacks:
  • What is call back
  • How to use call back
  • Call back hell
  • Promise object
  • How to use Promise
  • Pending
  • Rejected
  • Fullfilled
  • Async and Await
  • Syntax of Async
  • Syntax of Await
  • Creating Rollovers and More
  • Creating a basic image rollover
  • How to write a better rollover
  • Creating a three-state rollover
  • Making rollovers accessible and 508 compliant
  • Making disjointed rollovers
  • Creating slideshows
  • Displaying random images
  • Building Smarter Forms
  • Getting started
  • Creating jump menus
  • Creating dynamic menus
  • Requiring fields
  • Cross-checking fields
  • Displaying more informative errors
  • Verifying radio button selections
  • Setting one field with another field
  • Verifying email addresses
  • Handling Events
  • Responding to window events
  • Responding to mouse movements
  • Responding to mouse clicks
  • Responding to onBlur form events
  • Responding to onFocus form events
  • Responding to keyboard events
  • The DOM, Nodes, and Objects
  • Understanding the DOM
  • Adding nodes to the DOM
  • Deleting nodes from the DOM
  • Deleting specific nodes
  • Inserting nodes into the DOM
  • Replacing nodes in the DOM
  • Working with Dates and Times
  • Displaying dates
  • Displaying times
  • Creating a countdown
  • Real World Applications of JavaScript
  • Creating sliding menus
  • Creating pop-up menus
  • Creating slideshows with captions
  • Creating a stylesheet switcher
  • Forms
  • Getting values from forms
  • Validating forms
  • Client-side validation
  • Background changing dynamically using javascript
  • Local Storage
  • setItem()
  • getItem()
  • removeItem
  • clear ()
  • Working with Cookies
  • Demystifying cookies
  • Writing a cookie
  • Reading a cookie
  • Displaying a cookie
  • Counting with cookies
  • Deleting cookies
  • Handling multiple cookies
  • Cookies in action
  • Scope
  • Block scope
  • Global scope
  • Function scope
  • Hoisting
  • What is Hoisting
  • Example of Hoisting
  • Objects
  • Wha is object oriented programming
  • Constructor Functions and the new Operator
  • Prototypes
  • Static Methods
  • create
  • Inheritance etc

Module 1: Introduction to React

  • What is React?
    • Overview of React and its features
    • Understanding React’s component-based architecture
  • Setting up the Development Environment
    • Installing Node.js, npm/yarn, and setting up a new React project using Create React App
  • Understanding JSX (JavaScript XML)
    • Writing JSX in React
    • Embedding expressions in JSX
    • JSX vs HTML

Module 2: Components and Props

  • Functional Components
    • Creating and rendering functional components
    • Using props to pass data
  • Class Components (optional for more advanced learners)
    • Creating class-based components
    • Difference between functional and class components
  • Props
    • Understanding props and passing data between components
    • Default props and prop types

Module 3: State and Lifecycle

  • State
    • Understanding state in React
    • Updating state with useState hook
    • Using state in functional components
  • Component Lifecycle
    • Overview of lifecycle methods (for class components)
    • Using useEffect hook in functional components for side effects
    • Cleanup in useEffect

Module 4: Event Handling and Forms

  • Event Handling
    • Handling user input and events (e.g., onClick, onChange)
    • Binding event handlers to components
  • Forms in React
    • Controlled vs uncontrolled components
    • Handling form submission and validation
    • Using controlled components for form input

Module 5: Conditional Rendering and Lists

  • Conditional Rendering
    • Rendering components based on conditions (using ternary operators, if statements)
  • Rendering Lists
    • Rendering dynamic lists using .map()
    • Using keys in lists to optimize rendering

Module 6: Hooks (Functional Components)

  • useState and useEffect (Deep Dive)
    • Managing state with useState
    • Handling side effects with useEffect
  • useContext
    • Sharing state across components with React Context API
  • Custom Hooks
    • Writing and using custom hooks for reusable logic

Module 7: Routing with React Router

  • Introduction to React Router
    • Setting up React Router for navigation
    • BrowserRouter, Route, Link, and useNavigate
  • Nested Routing
    • Working with nested routes and dynamic parameters
  • Redirects and Programmatic Navigation
    • Using Navigate for programmatic navigation

Module 8: Context API and State Management

  • Context API
    • Creating context to share state globally
    • Using useContext hook to consume context
  • State Management with Redux (optional)
    • Introduction to Redux and store
    • Actions, reducers, and the Redux flow
    • Connecting React to Redux using react-redux library

Module 9: Testing in React

  • Unit Testing React Components
    • Using Jest for unit testing
    • Testing React components with React Testing Library
  • Mocking API calls
    • Testing components that interact with APIs

Module 10: Advanced React Patterns

  • Higher-Order Components (HOCs)
    • Understanding and creating HOCs
  • Render Props
    • Using render props to pass data and behavior to components
  • React Fragments and Portals
    • Using fragments to avoid unnecessary DOM nodes
    • Using React portals for rendering outside the main DOM tree

 

Module 11: Performance Optimization

  • React Performance
    • Lazy loading components with React.lazy and Suspense
    • Memoization with React.memo
    • Optimizing rendering with useMemo and useCallback
  • Code Splitting
    • Code splitting with React and Webpack
    • Dynamic imports for loading only necessary code

Module 12: Building a Real-World React Application

  • Project Setup
    • Setting up a project using React and APIs
  • Connecting to REST APIs
    • Fetching and displaying data from APIs (using Axios or Fetch)
    • Error handling and loading states
  • Deployment
    • Deploying the app to platforms like Netlify, Vercel, or GitHub Pages

Introduction to Redux

  • What is Redux?
  • Why use Redux for state management?
  • Core concepts of Redux: Store, Actions, Reducers
  • The Flow of data in Redux (Unidirectional data flow)
  • Comparison of Redux with local component state (useState and useReducer)
  • Key Redux Terminology: Store, Action, Reducer, Dispatch, Subscribe, Middleware

Setting Up Redux

  • Installing Redux and React-Redux
  • Setting up Redux with a basic React application
  • Understanding the structure of a Redux application
  • Creating the Redux store
  • Creating Actions and Action Creators
  • Writing Reducers to handle state changes
  • Connecting Redux with React using Provider and connect

 

Understanding Actions and Action Creators

  • What are Actions in Redux?
  • Action types and action creators
  • Dispatching actions with store.dispatch()
  • Using action creators to simplify code
  • Working with synchronous and asynchronous actions
  • Action payloads and how they affect state updates

Reducers and State Management

  • What are Reducers in Redux?
  • The role of reducers in managing application state
  • Pure functions and immutability in reducers
  • Handling multiple actions in a reducer
  • Combining multiple reducers with combineReducers()
  • Managing deeply nested state in reducers
  • Default state and initial values in reducers

Connecting Redux with React

  • Using connect () function from react-redux
  • Mapping state to props using mapStateToProps()
  • Dispatching actions via mapDispatchToProps()
  • Accessing Redux state with the useSelector hook (React-Redux hooks API)
  • Dispatching actions with the useDispatch hook
  • Understanding the re-render behavior when state changes

Introduction to Node.js

  • What is Node.js?
  • Advantages of using Node.js
  • Installation and setup
  • Understanding the Node.js runtime environment
  • js vs Traditional Server-Side Technologies

Basics of Node.js

  • The Node.js Event Loop and Non-blocking I/O
  • Core Modules: fs, http, os, path, util
  • Global Objects: __dirname, __filename, process, Buffer
  • Working with the REPL (Read-Eval-Print-Loop)
  • Creating your first Node.js application

Node.js Modules

  • Module System: CommonJS and ES Modules
  • Creating and exporting modules
  • Using require and import
  • Built-in modules vs. third-party modules

File System (fs)

  • Reading and writing files (synchronous and asynchronous)
  • Working with directories
  • Streams and Buffers

Asynchronous Programming

  • Understanding Callbacks
  • Promises and async/await
  • Error handling in asynchronous code

Working with HTTP

  • Setting up an HTTP server
  • Handling requests and responses
  • Parsing query strings and POST data
  • Creating a basic REST API

NPM (Node Package Manager)

  • Installing and managing packages
  • Using package.json
  • Version management and semantic versioning
  • Popular Node.js packages
  • Introduction to Express.js
  • Setting up an Express application
  • Routing in Express

Middlewares:

  • Built-in, third-party, and custom
  • Error handling middleware
  • Building REST APIs with Express

Template Engines:

  • Installing template eniges
  • Rendering
  • Integrating and using templating engines
  • Dynamic data with template engines
  • EJS engine
  • Pug engine

Database Integration

  • Overview of databases (SQL vs NoSQL)
  • Connecting to MongoDB with Mongoose
  • CRUD operations with MongoDB
  • Using other databases (MySQL, PostgreSQL) if required

Authentication and Authorization

  • User authentication basics
  • JWT (JSON Web Tokens)
  • OAuth2 and social logins (Google, Facebook, etc.)
  • Role-based access control

Real-time Communication

  • Introduction to WebSockets
  • Using Socket.io for real-time applications
  • Building a basic chat application

Working with APIs

  • Consuming third-party APIs
  • Building RESTful APIs
  • API versioning and documentation (Swagger)

Debugging and Testing

  • Debugging Node.js applications
  • API testing with Postman/Insomnia

Security Best Practices

  • Securing Node.js applications
  • Input validation and sanitization
  • Preventing common vulnerabilities (e.g., XSS, CSRF, SQL Injection)
  • Rate limiting and CORS

Deployment

  • Preparing applications for production
  • Using process managers like PM2
  • Deploying to cloud platforms (Heroku, AWS, DigitalOcean, etc.)
  • Environment variables and configuration management

Advanced Topics

  • Clustering and Load Balancing
  • Performance optimization and monitoring
  • Working with Streams in-depth
  • Creating and publishing your own NPM packages

Project Work

  • Building a fully functional application using Node.js and Express
  • Integrating a database and authentication system
  • API creation and documentation

Introduction to MongoDB

  • What is MongoDB?
  • Advantages of NoSQL databases
  • Comparison of MongoDB with traditional relational databases (SQL vs NoSQL)
  • MongoDB’s document-oriented data model
  • Understanding BSON (Binary JSON)
  • Installation and setup of MongoDB
  • MongoDB ecosystem: MongoDB Compass, Atlas, etc.

MongoDB Basics

  • MongoDB Architecture Overview
  • MongoDB Database, Collections, and Documents
  • Understanding the structure of a document
  • CRUD operations overview (Create, Read, Update, Delete)
  • Introduction to MongoDB shell
  • MongoDB Compass and Atlas Interface overview

CRUD Operations in MongoDB

  • Create
  • Inserting documents (insertOne(), insertMany())
  • Read
  • Querying documents (find(), findOne(), query operators)
  • Projection and filtering fields
  • Sorting and limiting results
  • Update
  • Modifying documents (updateOne(), updateMany(), replaceOne())
  • Update operators ($set, $inc, $push, etc.)
  • Delete
  • Removing documents (deleteOne(), deleteMany())

Data Modeling and Design

  • Designing schema in MongoDB
  • Embedding vs. Referencing documents
  • Using subdocuments and arrays
  • One-to-one, one-to-many, and many-to-many relationships in MongoDB
  • Schema design best practices
  • Denormalization and normalization in MongoDB

Indexing and Performance Optimization

  • Introduction to indexes in MongoDB
  • Creating and managing indexes (createIndex(), dropIndex())
  • Understanding index types: Single-field, compound, geospatial, text, hashed indexes
  • Indexing for performance optimization
  • Query execution plan and optimization
  • Handling large datasets efficiently

 

Aggregation Framework

  • Introduction to MongoDB aggregation pipeline
  • Understanding stages in aggregation ($match, $group, $sort, $project, etc.)
  • Grouping data and performing computations ($sum, $avg, $max, $min)
  • Sorting and limiting aggregation results
  • Using $lookup for joining collections
  • Advanced aggregation concepts and optimization

MongoDB Query Operators

  • Comparison operators ($eq, $ne, $gt, $lt, $gte, $lte)
  • Logical operators ($and, $or, $not, $nor)
  • Array operators ($in, $nin, $all, $elemMatch, $size)
  • Element operators ($exists, $type)
  • Geospatial queries ($near, $geoWithin, $geoIntersects)

MongoDB Transactions

  • Introduction to multi-document transactions
  • Using transactions in MongoDB (startSession(), commitTransaction(), abortTransaction())
  • ACID properties in MongoDB transactions
  • Best practices and limitations of transactions

Data Validation and Schema Design in MongoDB

  • Introduction to MongoDB’s built-in data validation
  • Defining validation rules using JSON Schema
  • Enforcing schema validation at the collection level
  • Handling validation errors
  • Schema-less vs. schema-enforced design

MongoDB Security

  • User authentication and authorization in MongoDB
  • Role-based access control (RBAC)
  • Securing MongoDB connections with SSL
  • Database auditing and logging
  • Encryption at rest and in transit
  • Best practices for securing MongoDB clusters

Replication and High Availability

  • Understanding MongoDB replication and replica sets
  • Setting up a replica set
  • Automatic failover and recovery
  • Configuring write concerns and read preferences
  • Monitoring replica set status
  • Sharding and horizontal scaling in MongoDB

MongoDB Backup and Restore

  • Backup strategies in MongoDB
  • Using mongodump and mongorestore
  • Cloud-based backups (MongoDB Atlas, other solutions)
  • Incremental and point-in-time backups
  • Restoring and recovering from backups

MongoDB in Production

  • Best practices for managing MongoDB in production
  • Monitoring MongoDB performance with tools like MongoDB Atlas, Ops Manager
  • Scaling MongoDB horizontally with Sharding
  • Managing large datasets and complex queries
  • Configuring and managing replication for high availability
  • Handling failures and disaster recovery

MongoDB with Node.js and Other Technologies

  • Integrating MongoDB with Node.js using Mongoose
  • Setting up and managing MongoDB connection in a Node.js app
  • Working with MongoDB in RESTful APIs
  • Using MongoDB with other technologies (Python, Java, etc.)
  • Using MongoDB in microservices architecture

MongoDB Project

  • Build a complete project using MongoDB
  • Implementing a RESTful API or real-time application
  • Data modeling and integration with front-end technologies
  • Handling performance and scalability in production
  • Deploying MongoDB with cloud providers (Atlas, AWS, etc.)

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