FULL STACK WEB DEVELOPER TRAINING

• Structural directives
• Built-in Directives ngIF, ngFor, ngSwitch Style and Class Directives ngClass, [class.clsName] ngStyle, [style.stlName] Attribute directives Customise Directive
• Component: Way to Create, Split and reuse it.
• Host Listener and Host Binding

• Interpolation
• Property binding
• Event binding
• Two-way Binding
• Class binding
• Style binding
• Methods

• create a dynamic component ( without a separate component file ) using @Component.
• What are the components?
• Understanding Components lifecycle hooks
• Creating a component with CLI
• Split an Angular application using components to make Angular application lightweight and high performance.

• Root App module
• Ahead-Of-Time(AOT) Compilation
• Feature modules
• Getting more Object Oriented:
• Create a Model for data ( validating data )
• Classes – Properties, Methods, Constructors, Inheritance Exporting a model
• Mock data model ( as the Angular team prefers )

Implementing style: inline style, internal style, and external style file Splitting view files CSS style Scope

• Forms in Angular
• Template Driven Forms
• Reactive

• Why pipes are useful?
• Built-in pipes
• Parameterizing pipes
• Custom pipes

• Creating Service
• $http Service
• Introduction to Injectors ( Dependency Injection )
• Providers: use and implementation.

• Parameterized routing.
• Introduction
• Configuring & Navigating
• Parameterized routes

• requests using HTTP service.
• Creating Services
• Creating Components
• Creating Routings
• Configuring NgModule
• Working with JSON Data file
• Run the application

• Deploy on FTP web server
• Deployment on Google firebase web hosting service
• Build an application as a product with a specific location
• Build an application as a product in an optimized way

• Node.js is a development framework based on Google’s V8 JavaScript engine.Node.js code is written in JavaScript and then compiled into machine code by V8 to be executed. Nice thing about Node.js is that it is all just JavaScript, so you can easily take functionality from a client-side script and place it in a server-side script. Following are the reason why Node.js is a great framework to start from:
• I. JavaScript end-to-end: One of the biggest advantages to Node.js is that it allows to write both server-side and client-side scripts in JavaScript.
• II. Event-driven scalability: Node.js applies a different logic to handling web requests. Rather than having multiple threads waiting to process web requests, they are processed on the same thread using a basic event model.
• III. Extensibility: Node.js has a great following and an active development community.
• IV. Time: Nodejs is super easy to set up and develop in.
• In only a few minutes, you can install Node.js and have a working web server.
• Introduction
• Environment Setup
• First Application
• REPL Terminal
• Package Manager (NPM)
• Callbacks Concept
• Event Loop
• Event Emitter
• Buffers
• Streams
• File System
• Global Object
• Utility Modules
• Web Module
• Express Framework
• RESTFul API

• MongoDB is an agile and scalable NOSQL Database. The name Mongo DB comes from “humongous”. It is based on the NoSQL document store model, meaning that data is stored in the database as a form of JSON objects rather than the traditional columns and rows of a relational database. Following are some reasons that MongoDB really fits in the Node.js stack well:
• I. High performance: MongoDB is one of the highest performing databases available. Especially today when more and more people interact with websites, it is important to have a backend that can support heavy traffic.
• II. High Availability: MongoDB’s replication model makes it easy to maintain scalability while keeping high performance.
• III. High Scalability: MongoDB’s structure makes it easy to scale horizontally by sharing the data across multiple servers.
• IV. NO SQL Injection: MongoDB is susceptible to SQL injection because objects are stored as objects, not using SQL strings.
• Overview
• Advantages
• Environment
• Data Modeling
• Create Database
• Drop Database
• Create Collection
• Drop Collection
• Data Types
• Insert Document
• Query Document
• Update Document
• Delete Document

• The Express Module acts as the webserver in the Node.js-to-Angular stack. The fact that it is running in Node.js makes it easy to configure, implement, and control. The Express module is an extension of Node.js for handling several web requests. This allows you to implement a running web server in Node.js with only a few lines of code. Features of Express are:
• I. Route management: Express makes it easy to define routes that tie directly to Node.js script functionality on the server.
• II. Error Handling: Express provides built-in error handling for documents not found and other errors.
• III. Easy integration: An Express server can easily be implemented behind an existing reverse proxy system such as Nginx or Varnish. This allows it to be easily integrated into your existing secured system.
• IV. Cookies: Express provides easy cookie management.
• V. Session and cache management: Express also enables session management and cache management.
• Overview
• Environment
• Hello World
• Routing
• HTTP Methods
• URL Building
• Middleware
• Templating
• Static Files
• Form Data
• Database
• Project:
• CRUD operation with MEAN from scratch.