Node JS - React JS - Mongo DB Fullstack

I. MongoDB:

    1 ─ Overview 

    2 ─ Advantages

    3 ─ Environment

    4 ─ Data Modelling 

    5 ─ Create Database

    6 ─ Drop Database

    7 ─ Create Collection 

    8 ─ Drop Collection 

    9 ─ Datatypes

    10 ─ Insert Document

    11 ─ Query Document 

    12 ─ Update Document 

    13 ─ Delete Document

    14 ─ Projection 

    15 ─ Limit Records

    16 ─ Sort Records 

    17 ─ Indexing

    18 ─ Aggregation 

    19 ─ Replication

    20 ─ Sharding

    21 ─ Create Backup

    22 ─ Deployment

    23 ─ Java

    24 ─ PHP

ADVANCED  

    25 ─ Relationships

    26 ─ Database References 

    27 ─ Covered Queries 

    28 ─ Analyzing Queries

    29 ─ Atomic Operations

    30 ─ Advanced Indexing 

    31 ─ Indexing Limitations 

    32 ─ ObjectId

    33 ─ MapReduce

    34 ─ Text Search 

    35 ─ Regular Expression

    36 ─ RockMongo

    37 ─ GridFS 

    38 ─ Capped Collections 

    39 ─ Auto-Increment Sequence

React(.js)

• Introduction To React & JSX
• Origins of React
• React.js Syntax
• Overview of JSX
• React
• Components
• State
• Props Overview
• Props Validation
• Component API
• Component Life Cycle
• Forms
• Events
• Refs
• Keys
• Router
• Flux concept
• Using Flux
• Animations
• Higher order Components
• React component Properties
• Setting Properties
• Component Lifecycle
• Updating Components
• First React.js component
• Mounting Components
• JSX
• Expressions & Attributes
• JSX Basics
• Namespaced Components
• Rendering HTML
• Rendering React Components
• Flux
• Views & Controller-Views
• Flux is not MVC!
• Data Flow
• Action, Dispatcher, Store & View
• Flux Application Architecture
• Structure
• Event Handling In React
• Key Events
• Event Pooling
• React.js Event Handlers
• Synthetic Event
• Creating A Dynamic UI In React
• Keeping components stateless
• Event Delegation
• React Stateful Components
• Auto binding
• Integration With Other Libraries
• Gulp & Browserify
• React with jQuery
• React & AJAX
• React Server Integration & Deployment
• httpster
• npm
• Axios

Node JS Syllabus

• Introduction
• What is Node JS?
• Advantages of Node JS
•      Traditional Web Server Model
•      Node.js Process Model

Module 2:- Setup Dev Environment

In this chapter, you will learn about the tools required and steps to set up the development environment to develop a Node.js application and to work with the REPL to work with the Console.

•      Install Node.js on Windows
•      Installing in mac os
•      Working in REPL
•      Node JS Console

Module 3:- Node JS Modules

In this chapter, you will know what a module is, functions and examples. And achieving modularity and separation of concern with the NodeJS Modules.

•      Functions
•      Buffer
•      Module
•      Module Types
•      Core Modules
•      Local Modules
•      Module.Exports

Module 4:- Node Package Manager

This deals with working with npm to install and update packages and Updating your package to the NPM and managing and updating your current Packages.

•      What is NPM
•      Installing Packages Locally
•      Adding dependency in package.json
•      Installing packages globally
•      Updating packages

Module 5:- Creating Web server

In this chapter we will learn creating web servers, handling GET, POST,PUT and Delete requests and listening to certain port numbers and handling routing with basic web servers.

• Creating web server
•  Handling http requests
•  Sending requests

Module 6:- File System

In this module, we will work with files, reading, writing, updating files, and the concept of chunks, buffers, and uploading files synchronously and asynchronously.

•      Fs.readFile
•      Writing a File
•      Writing a file asynchronously
•      Opening a file
•      Deleting a file
• Other IO Operations

Module 7:- Debugging Node JS Application

In this chapter you will learn how to debug node js application. Debugging is a process of tracing the bugs and performance issues to optimize your code.

•       Core Node JS debugger
•       Debugging with Visual Studio

Module 8:- Events

In this chapter you work with the events in Node JS, and the significance of the events, writing your own events because Node is an event driven framework.

•       EventEmitter class
•       Returning event emitter
•       Inhering events

Module 9:- Express.JS

In this chapter you will learn how to use express framework to create web applications. Express is the most popular framework to build efficient web applications with minimum coding.

•       Configuring routes
•       Working with express

Module 10:- Serving Static Resources

In this chapter you will learn how to serve static html pages to the browser, and serving other file formats and restricting certain files.

In this you will serve static resources with built in middleware.

•      Serving static files
•      Working with middle ware

Module 11:- Database connectivity

In this chapter you will learn how to connect to SQL Server and perform CRUD operations. It is like ADO.net for MS.NET applications and JDBC for java. We will use different Node JS modules to connect with the database.

• Connection string
• Configuring
• Working with select command
• Updating records
• Deleting records

Module 12:- Template Engines

In this chapter you learn how to use template engines to perform 2 way data binding and appending dynamic data to the webpage and different view engines and their syntax.

•      Why Template Engine
•      What is Jade
•      What is vash
•      Example