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MERN Stack

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Basic JavaScript

1. Introduction
2. Setup and Installation
3. Data Types & Variables
4. Operator
a. Arithmetic
b. Assignment
c. Relational
d. Logical
e. Some more Operator
5. Operator Precedence
6. If else
7. nested if else
8. while loop
9. for loop
10. Nested Loop
11. break and continue
12. Array
13. Array Methods
14. Nested Array
15. Array of Objects
16. for each
17. String
18. String Methods
19. Number Methods
20. Switch case
21. Object
22. Type casting
23. Set
24. Date

Advance JavaScript
1. Functions
2. var vs let vs const
3. Arrow Functions
4. Working with Array of Objects
5. Map
6. Object Oriented Programming
7. try and catch (error handling)
8. Asynchronous vs Synchronous
9. Promise
10. Async and Await
Backend Development
1. How Web Application Work
2. Concept of API
3. Introduction to MERN stack
4. Setup and installation
5.
6. Creating our fist API by using Node and Express
7. About Postman
8. MongoDB Introduction and Setup
9. Connection with MongoDB
10. Writing Data into Database
11. Reading all data from database collection
12. Fetching Data on the base of condition
13. Updating data
14. Deleting Data
15. Deleting data on the basis of multiple condition
16. Login and Signup
17. JSON Web Token (JWT) and Bcrypt
18. file uploading
19. User based Reading, writing, updating and deleting data

Front End Development


HTML
1. Introduction to HTML

Overview of Web Development


Understanding the Structure of HTML
Basic HTML Document Structure (<html>, <head>, <body>)
HTML Syntax and Tags

2. HTML Elements and Attributes

Basic HTML Tags (<p>, <h1>-<h6>, <br>, <hr>)


Working with Attributes
Nested Elements and Indentation

3. Text Formatting and Semantic HTML

Formatting Tags (<strong>, <em>, <sup>, <sub>, <mark>)


Using Semantic HTML Elements (<header>, <footer>, <article>, <section>, <nav>)
4. Working with Links and Images, audio and video

Creating Hyperlinks (<a>)


Image Embedding and Attributes (<img>)
Image Linking and Target Attributes
Best Practices for Images (Alt Text, File Types, and Sizes)
audio
video

5. Lists and Tables

Ordered and Unordered Lists (<ul>, <ol>, <li>)


Description Lists (<dl>, <dt>, <dd>)
Creating Tables (<table>, <tr>, <th>, <td>)
Table Styling (Borders, Spacing, and Alignment)

6. Forms and Input Elements

Basic Form Structure (<form>, <input>)


Input Types (text, password, checkbox, radio, date, etc.)
Labeling Forms (<label>, <fieldset>, <legend>)
Form Validation and Accessibility

CSS
1. Introduction to CSS

What is CSS?
Importance of CSS in Web Development
CSS Syntax and Structure
Ways to Add CSS (Inline, Internal, External)
Basic Selectors (Tag, Class, ID)

2. CSS Selectors and Combinators

Universal Selector (*)


Attribute Selectors
Grouping and Nesting Selectors
Descendant, Child, Sibling Combinators
Pseudo-classes (:hover, :active, :focus)
Pseudo-elements (::before, ::after)

3. Styling Text and Fonts

Font Properties (Font Family, Size, Weight, Style)


Text Styling (Color, Alignment, Decoration, Transformation)
Line Height and Letter Spacing
Using Google Fonts and Web-safe Fonts
4. Colors and Backgrounds

Color Formats (Hex, RGB, RGBA, HSL)


Background Properties (Color, Image, Position, Repeat)
Background Attachment (Fixed, Scroll)
Gradients (Linear, Radial)

5. CSS Box Model

Box Model Explained (Content, Padding, Border, Margin)


Width and Height Properties
Box Sizing (border-box vs. content-box)
Outline vs. Border

6. Layouts and Positioning

Display Property (Inline, Block, Inline-block, None)


Positioning (Static, Relative, Absolute, Fixed, Sticky)
Z-index and Stacking Context
Floating Elements and Clearing Floats

7. Flexbox Layout

Flexbox Container Properties (display: flex)


Flex Direction, Wrap, and Justify Content
Align Items and Align Content
Flex Item Properties (Order, Flex-grow, Flex-shrink, Flex-basis)

8. Responsive Web Design and Media Queries

Introduction to Responsive Design


Media Query Syntax and Breakpoints
Mobile-first vs. Desktop-first Design
Viewport Units (vw, vh)
Responsive Images and Typography

9. CSS Transitions and Animations

Transition Properties (Duration, Timing Function, Delay)


CSS Transformations (Scale, Rotate, Translate, Skew)
Keyframes and Animation Syntax
Advanced Animation Techniques

Practice : styling box, table, forms etc.

10. CSS Frameworks

Introduction to Popular CSS Frameworks (Bootstrap, Tailwind)


Advantages and Disadvantages of Frameworks
Basic Usage of a CSS Framework for Faster Styling

Project : - Build and Deploy one Website by using html, CSS,


Bootstrap

React.js
1. Introduction to React

What is React and Why Use It?


Understanding Single Page Applications (SPA)
Key Concepts: Components, State, Props
Setting Up the Development Environment
Introduction to JSX

2. Getting Started with Components

Functional vs. Class Components


Component Structure and Syntax
Understanding and Using JSX
Passing Data with Props
Creating and Composing Components

3. State and Lifecycle

Introduction to State in Functional and Class Components


Managing Component State with useState
Handling Events in React
Component Lifecycle Methods (for Class Components)
Using useEffect Hook for Side Effects

4. Handling Forms and User Input

Controlled vs. Uncontrolled Components


Working with Forms and Form Inputs
Handling Form Submissions and Validations
Using Custom Hooks to Handle Form State

5. Lists and Keys

Rendering Lists with map()


Understanding Keys and Why They’re Important
Dynamic Rendering and Re-rendering Components
Best Practices for Using Lists and Keys

6. Conditional Rendering

Conditional Rendering with Ternary Operators and Short-Circuit Evaluation


Using if-else Statements in JSX
Rendering Based on Component State

7. React Router

Introduction to React Router


Setting Up and Using BrowserRouter
Defining Routes and Navigation Links
Route Parameters and Dynamic Routing
Using Nested Routes and Protected Routes

8. Advanced State Management with Redux (Optional)

Introduction to Redux and State Management


Setting Up Redux in a React Project
Creating Actions, Reducers, and Store
Using React-Redux to Connect Redux with Components
Middleware and Async Actions with Thunks

9. Working with APIs and Data Fetching

Introduction to RESTful APIs


Fetching Data with fetch and Axios
Using useEffect for Data Fetching
Handling Loading, Error, and Success States
Pagination and Infinite Scrolling

10. Styling in React

Inline Styles vs. CSS Stylesheets


CSS Modules and Scoped CSS
Styled Components and Emotion
Using CSS Frameworks (Bootstrap, Tailwind) with React

11. Testing in React

Introduction to Testing React Components


Unit Testing with Jest and React Testing Library
Snapshot Testing
Testing Asynchronous Components and Hooks

12. Deployment and Best Practices


Preparing a React App for Production
Building and Deploying to Platforms (Netlify, Vercel, GitHub Pages)
Environment Variables and API Security
Best Practices for File Structure and Component Reusability

FINAL PROJECT
MERN Stack Project Management Tool
This Project Management Tool is a comprehensive web application built using the MERN stack
(MongoDB, Express, React, Node.js) to empower teams in organizing, tracking, and managing
projects and tasks effectively. Designed for scalability and responsiveness, this application
delivers a seamless user experience, supporting project and task tracking, file attachments,
and role-based access control.

Key Features:

User Authentication and Role Management: Leveraging JWT and user roles (Admin,
Project Manager, Member), the application ensures secure and tiered access, allowing
appropriate permissions for creating and managing projects and tasks.
Project Management: Users can create, edit, and delete projects, assign team members,
set descriptions, and manage ongoing work. Projects are stored in MongoDB, enabling
fast retrieval and updates.
Task Assignment and Tracking: Within each project, tasks can be created, assigned to
team members, and updated with priorities, deadlines, and completion status. This
fosters accountability and provides a clear workflow within the team.
File Attachments: Using Cloudinary for file storage, users can upload documents, images,
and other media directly to projects or tasks. This helps maintain all project-related
resources in one place.
Real-Time User Interface: With React on the front end, users experience a responsive,
real-time interface, where updates to projects and tasks reflect instantly across the
application, enhancing team collaboration.

Technologies Used:

MongoDB: A NoSQL database for storing all project, task, and user data, supporting
flexible and dynamic data handling.
Express: Manages backend routing and API logic, handling requests and linking the React
front end with MongoDB.
React: Provides a dynamic, user-friendly interface, enabling smooth interactions with the
API and real-time updates.
Node.js: Powers the server-side application logic and communicates efficiently with
MongoDB and React.
Cloudinary: Integrated for secure, scalable file storage, allowing users to upload and
manage documents and images associated with each project and task.
Use Cases:

This project management tool is ideal for:

Teams and businesses looking for a streamlined project management solution with
centralized project data and easy-to-access resources.
Developers seeking to explore the MERN stack in a practical application, including
aspects like file uploading, task tracking, and authentication.
Project managers aiming to improve task accountability, prioritize resources, and provide
clear project visibility to all team members.

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