MEAN Stack Training in Kathmandu Nepal

MEAN Stack Training in Kathmandu Nepal

Duration2 month

Are you interested in learning MEAN Stack from one of Nepal's leading IT training institutes? If this is the case, don't be bothered. MEAN Stack Training is one of the most in-demand courses offered by the School of IT. Trained, competent, and certified MEAN Stack specialists provide this training. MEAN Stack is a free and open-source framework based on JavaScript which is used to develop dynamic websites and web applications. This tech stack consists of four distinct technologies. They are as follows:

  • MongoDB: It is a free and open-source document-oriented NoSQL database that can hold a large quantity of data. In contrast to traditional relational databases, MongoDB uses a collection of documents rather than tables, rows, and columns. The collected documents in the MongoDB database are stored as key-value pairs, which make it easy to get the information you need.
  • Express JS: It's a Node.js framework that lets you build mobile and web applications with a lot of capabilities. Express JS also makes it simple and quick to create a vibrant API.
  • Angular JS: Google created and developed Angular JS, an open-source front-end framework. JavaScript has been used to create this framework. This framework is mostly used to create single-page applications.
  • Node JS: Node JS is a back-end JavaScript runtime environment built on the Chrome V8 JavaScript engine. It allows a web application to run outside of the client's browser. PayPal, Uber, eBay, LinkedIn, NASA, and GoDaddy are some of the worldwide corporate players that use it since it is a popular server-side runtime environment.

The major goal of this MEAN Stack Training in Nepal is to teach you full-stack (i.e., both front-end and back-end) software development utilizing MongoDB, Express JS, Angular JS, and Node JS.

However, if you want to learn another full-stack course, we also provide MERN stack training.

Different sorts of stack developers, such as frontend, backend, and full-stack developers, are in high demand in the ever-expanding industry of web development. However, demand for MEAN Stack jobs is at an all-time high right now.

The MEAN stack has become the most popular and complete solution for the full-stack creation of various web applications and sites among Nepali web developers. It is built on only one technology, JavaScript, an all-rounder tool for web development.

Furthermore, MEAN Stack developers are highly knowledgeable in JavaScript and other essential technologies. Hiring a MEAN Stack developer will no longer require hiring frontend and backend engineers individually. This is why tech companies are recruiting MEAN Stack developers in greater numbers than ever before.

MEAN Stack is a new and emerging technology that is being used in web development. The following are the objective of the MEAN Stack course:

  • To provide the necessary knowledge, skills to design, create, test, and deploy the quick, scalable, and visually stunning online application.
  • Learning MEAN Stack will provide you with more job opportunities.
  • MEAN Stack is a cost-effective way to learn web development. It is open source, and all of the development tools are free to use.
  • MEAN Stack developers do not need to learn numerous programming languages. Knowledge of JavaScript is enough
  • MEAN Stack is a time-saving solution since its Node JS technology includes a large number of modules and libraries, preventing the stack developer from having to create a module from start.
  • Large community, easy to get support from MEAN Sack.
  • Switching between client-side and server-side is easy in MEAN Stack.
  • Handsome pay

This MEAN Stack development class is open to anyone interested to be a Full Stack developer. She/He should also have a fundamental understanding of web development technologies such as HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

Students who take the MEAN Stack training course at the School of IT will be benefited in the following ways:

  • Theoretical and practical sessions are held regularly.
  • A well-equipped lab with all of the materials and equipment needed for lab work is available.
  • Online training is also offered here.
  • Classes are held by highly qualified, competent, experienced mentors who have excelled in their respective fields.
  • Assistant in the development of expertise and skills needed to create real-time, industry-based applications.
  • Opportunity to work on real-time projects under the supervision of highly experienced MEAN Stack experts.
  • Grants are available for qualified students.
  • Internships and job opportunities are offered after successful completion of the projects and training course.

Course Contents

Javascript

  • Introduction to JavaScript
  • Variable and data type
  • Operators and statement
  • Functions
  • Closure, hoisting, and scope
  • Arrays and object
  • Prototype-based inheritance
  • Callback

ES6

  • Const and let
  • Arrow functions
  • Template Literals/String
  • Default parameters
  • Array and object destructing
  • Rest parameter and Spread operator
  • Classes
  • Promises
  • Higher-order function
  • Exception Handling

Node.js

  • Introduction to Node JS
  • Node CLI
  • Node Modules System (Module wrapper function, Inbuilt, Third-party by using NPM, User-defined)
  • File handling with Node JS
  • Asynchronous and event loop in Node JS
  • Creating HTTP server with Node JS
  • Introduction to web sockets
  • Create real-time socket communication

ExpressJS

  • Introduction to Express JS
  • Creating HTTP server with Express JS
  • Route and routing parameters 
  • HTTP Methods (GET, POST, PUT, PATCH, DELETE)
  • Middleware in Express 
  • Response status code
  • Templating engine (EJS, handlebars)
  • Handling form data
  • Form validation
  • Authentication and JWT tokens
  • Error handling

MongoDB

  • Understanding NoSQL (schema-less database)
  • Introduction to MongoDB (collection and documents)
  • Mongo shell
  • Queries 
  • Introduction to MongoDB Compass (GUI)
  • Database modeling and schema design (using mongoose)
  • Aggregation in MongoDB

RESTful APIs

  • Introduction to RESTful APIs
  • Creating own API endpoints using Express JS and Mongo DB
  • Securing API using JWT
  • API best practices

Angular

Introduction to Web & Angular

  • Introduction to AngularJS
  • MVC Architecture
  • Conceptual Overview
  • Setting up the Environment
  • First Application
  • Understanding ng attributes

AngularJS Building Blocks for Building SPA

  • AngularJS Bootstrap Process
  • Template & live Data Binding
  • Model, View, Controller (MVC)
  • Dependency Injection (AngularJS Services)

Modules

  • Why Module?
  • Module Loading and Dependencies
  • Recommended Setup of Application
  • Creation vs Retrieval

Forms

  • Using Simple Form
  • Working with Select and Options
  • Input Validations
  • Using CSS classes
  • Form Events
  • Custom Model update triggers
  • Custom Validations

Filters

  • Purpose of Filters
  • Built-In Filters
  • Uppercase and Lowercase Filters
  • Currency and Number Formatting Filters
  • OrderBy Filter
  • Creating Custom Filter

Expressions and Data Binding

  • Number and String Expressions
  • Object Binding and Expressions
  • Working with Arrays
  • Forgiving Behavior
  • Understanding Data binding

Communication

  • $Ajax Vs $Http
  • $resource
  • Promises ($q) vs Callbacks
  • Offline/Online

Services

  • Understanding Services
  • Developing Creating Services
  • Using a Service
  • Injecting Dependencies in a Service

AngularJS Internal

  • Startup Process
  • Runtime(.run)
  • $scope API ($id, $watch and $apply)
  • Scope Communication/Scope Vs Root Scope/Scope Hierarchy
  • Template Services
  • Injector Services
  • Modules (Single Controller, Multiple Controller, Module Injection, Name Conflict)
  • caching
  • $provide services
  • Routing (Passing Data in navigation)

Directives

  • Introduction to directives
  • Creating custom Directives (Restrict, Priority, Replace vs Transclude, Template, Template URL)
  • Custom Directives
  • Template
  • Scope (parent, child, binding strategy, apply & digest, Ng-inspector)
  • Communication between scope
  • Custom Filter
  • Compile Function
  • Link Function
  • Controller
  • Transclude
  • Animation
  • Tips & Tricks
  • Routing and Navigation

$location service

$ng-view directive

$route service and the route object

Navigation flow

Routing broadcasted events

Resolve options and promises

Canceling route changes

Internationalization in AJS

Client-server communication (Using JSON, Using Rest)

Debugging Tool In AJS

Unit Testing tool for AJS

NG-Grid & angular UI

Project Work

  • eCommerce web application 
  • Real-time messaging application 
  • Real-time order management and tracking application 

Don’t you think the above syllabus is outstanding? Join the School of Information Technologies and be a part of MEAN Stack Development Training in Nepal.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

You can learn MEAN Stack through a variety of online and offline resources. Different institutions in Nepal also provide MEAN Stack training. However, the School of IT which has a track record of producing industry-ready experts since its establishment will be best for the course.
To be a MEAN Stack developer, you must have HTML, CSS, and JavaScript skills. Gradually, you need to develop a deep understanding of database architecture. MongoDB, Angular JS, and Node JS make up the MEAN Stack. Lastly, one should grasp the fundamentals of these technologies and start working on projects.
Mean stack developers in Nepal gets a salary defined by their educational qualifications, skill sets, and work experience. As a result, MEAN Stack developers will have different salaries according to their experience. However, the rough estimation is NPR 40,000 to NPR 115,000.
The short answer is Yes. MEAN is a collection of JavaScript best practices and powerful frameworks. Thus, it allows you to use the one language for frontend development as well as the backend. With this stack, one can easily deploy web applications immediately on a server. Hence, many developers prefer this stack over other programming languages resulting in its bright future.