Full Stack Development (React & Node)

Absolutely! Covering both concepts is important for a Full Stack Developer and so our course includes Express.js and MongoDB in detail. Building strong backend applications depends on Express.js, a simple and adaptable Node.js framework. You will be able to set up servers, manage routing and handle middleware which helps make APIs more efficient. MongoDB which is a popular NoSQL database, enables you to save and retrieve data in a way that is both flexible and scalable. We show you how to add MongoDB to Express.js, explain how to do CRUD operations, manage schemas and handle connections between different data pieces. At the end of the course, you will be ready to take on real-world projects, since you will have learned how to use Express.js and MongoDB for development.

Our course pays special attention to hands-on practice with APIs and testing so you will be well prepared for your career. You will first learn to design APIs following REST principles with Express.js and focus on best methods for setting up endpoints, dealing with requests and responses and integrating middleware for authentication and managing errors. You will produce unit tests for each part and integration tests for all aspects of the application to be sure they blend smoothly. Additionally, we include methods for changing data and experimenting with situations to assure your APIs are dependable. By practicing this way, you understand how to build APIs and also to check their dependability and correctness which is vital in development.

State management is very important when creating scalable React apps and our course explains both Redux and the Context API. First, we use Context API which simplifies using global data without requiring additional libraries, making it ideal for smaller applications. You will learn how to set up context providers and consumers, as well as use hooks like useContext to get and change the state. When we work on more complicated apps, we add Redux. Next, you will focus on actions, reducers and the store, learning how to link Redux to React with the help of the react-redux library. We also look into middleware, asynchronous actions handled by Redux Thunk and debugging using Redux DevTools. Since both are useful, using them in combination will give you a clearer picture and support your choice for the best tool.

Absolutely! Being skilled at deploying and hosting your applications is fundamental and we help you achieve this. This course will take you through all the steps of preparing your app for production and selecting an appropriate hosting service. You will be able to deploy your frontend React application and backend Node.js/Express API, ensuring they function as a unit in a live setting. We also cover how to keep your applications safe, watch their performance and make sure they can operate at any scale. Once this module is completed, you will be able to publish your applications, making them accessible, reliable and easy to maintain.

Yes, building both the front-end and back-end of applications is a core part of what we teach. The frontend will be built with React first, where you create responsive user interfaces, deal with components, state and navigation. At the same time, you will work on the backend with Node.js and Express.js, creating RESTful APIs to deal with the app's data and business features. You will also make use of MongoDB to store data and you will learn to operate on data using CRUD functions successfully. You will complete assignments that involve building a task manager, e-commerce website or social media platform, just like real developers do. Through these projects, students can gain practical expertise in logging in users, checking data, handling errors and deploying solutions.