Accelerate Your Career with Full Stack Web Programming Skills

The basic requirement for this course is React so we will deep dive ES6 techniques and later we will talk in depth about front-end framework: React

Front-end of our app is all ready! We’ll turn the project into a fully-fledged full-stack application through the power of Node JS. You’ll learn how to build a fully functional API using the server-side framework Express, and how to manage the flow of data through HTTP requests and responses.

While continuing building out our application’s back-end by learning about the database ecosystem, and we’ll examine the differences between relational vs non-relational databases.

In this session, we will be learning how to build predictable and re-usable data models through our application. Working with Mongoose to create schemas, validate types, and populate your database with meaningful data.

Learning about routing and its difference in the client and server side components for our application is very important! And that’s the target in this session. We will look at ways we can refactor and augment our server side router, and implement client side routes using React-Router.

In this section, you'll master advanced querying techniques for your MongoDB database using Mongoose. Additionally, we'll explore the implementation of back-end authentication using JWT (JSON Web Tokens).

By this time, we have successfully learned how to manage backend authentication. Now, we’ll start to focus on how to create a user experience in our React app that supports taking a signed in user through the journey of using our app, and protecting routes against unauthorized users.

As the application is all ready to launch, we will learn how to secure the application from any malicious misuse. Finally, we will learn how to deploy your application onto the web so that it becomes publicly available.

As we wrap up the course, we will discuss the application developer and its reality as a profession. We will make our application more scalable. Reasons behind testing the application and its importance.