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This course is all about learning the exact way to build a full-stack application from scratch with the help of MongoDB, Express, React and Node.js. This course also talks about multiple ways to implement JWT for authentication and authorisation. It starts by explaining the general setup by installing all libraries and later talks about the React router and its initial setup. This course gives you insights into the three important pages, the landing page, the error page and the register page and also lets you master the art of setting up visually appealing images.
Topics Covered:
- General Setup: Start by learning what VS Code is and learn how to install all the libraries.
- React Router: Know what React Router is and start with the initial setup of it. Later, start creating pages and setting up indexes.
- Landing Page: Get introduced to the styled components and learn in detail the Landing Page CSS.
- Error Page: Know what error pages are and understand in depth about the Error Page-CSS.
- Register Page: Go through the register page setup and gain insights into the FormRow component.
- Login Page: Learn the framework of the log in page and understand how to login and register CSS.
- And Many More Topics..
Who Will Benefit?
- Frontend Developers: All individuals who want to thoroughly understand the practical aspects of React applications.
- Students Of Web Development: Individuals who want to have practical skills related to VS Code and set up the app navigation.
- React Learners: All those who want to learn in detail about the React Router and thoroughly understand the styled components.
Why Choose This Course?
As you choose this course, you will learn about the entire process of not only building a full-stack application from scratch, but also learn how to implement a JWT for authentication and authorisation. You will gain hands-on skills related to ES6 in Node and later learn the best practices of front-end and other server applications. By the end of this course, you will also learn how to connect React, a front-end application, with Express and Node.js, the backend applications.
