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Zuan Education introduces the ever-demanding and timely Full Stack Developer Course yet. This course has been designed keeping in mind the evolving roles of developers and technologies around the world.
Our Full Stack Developer training helps you to gain skills in back-end and front-end web technologies. Training in Full stack development includes learning of programming languages such as jQuery, JavaScript, HTML, HTML5, CSS3, Bootstrap, NodeJS, MongoDB, etc. The Full Stack Web Development Course curriculum has been devised based on extensive research done on the future accessibility to relevant jobs globally. You can take your web developing a career to the next level by doing our Full Stack web development course.
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About Our Full Stack Developer Course
Zuan’s Full Stack Developer Course details on the fundamentals of each technology in Full-Stack Web Development. The entire course is divided into four segments as,
- Front-End
- Back-End
- Database
All the four segments dwell on multiple technologies to enrich your experience as a developer.
Being the best full stack development training institute in Chennai, Zuan Education concentrates on teaching you the key skills in full-stack web development. Moreover, our Full Stack Developer Training will make you a specialist in essential technologies related to Full-Stack Development. At the end of the course, you will be put on working with a real-time project in order to gain hands-on experience. This will also fully prepare you for job roles in Full-Stack Web Development.
Why Should You Choose Us?
- Efficient training by industry experts. Our trainers have 8+ years of real-time experience in software development.
- Interactive-cum-productive training sessions allow for a full interaction between the trainer and student.
- Hands-on-experience with technologies.
- Flexible timings for Weekdays and Weekend batches.
- We also provide free demo classes to students.
- Get in-depth practical knowledge on each topic.
- Classroom, online and corporate training
- We provide placement assistance and our placement officer will notify you on various interview schedules till you get placed.
What Will You Learn From Full Stack Developer Course?
The knowledge that can be procured from Full Stack Developer Training is,
- Get familiar with complete web development process.
- Understand the basics of HTML and CSS to structure and style your webpage.
- Learn the core concepts of both front end & back end programming languages.
- Learn all about the MongoDB.
- Understand the basics of NoSQL and mastering skills of data modeling, query, ingestion, sharding, and data replication.
- Learn to build a fully functional, well organized and tested RESTful application.
- Get the in-depth knowledge of NodeJS.
- Learn to develop powerful server-side applications to serve data to any type of client-side application.
- Get familiar with the latest web developer technologies and ecosystems.
Who Can Attend Full Stack Developer Training?
Our Full Stack Development Training is designed for people from various segments such as,
- Students who are interested in programming.
- Fresh graduates who want to become a Full Stack Developer.
- Front-End developers who need to learn back-end programming.
- Back-End developers who want to learn the concepts of front-end programming.
- Professionals who working in IT service roles like Support, Testing, and Maintenance.
- Existing software developers working in the IT/Tech industry.
- Project Leads & Managers from IT/Tech Companies
Why Full Stack and What Full Stack Developers Do?
Full Stack Developers are the developers who design comprehensive web apps and websites. They work on different facets of development such as front-end, back-end, database and even debugging and testing.
On the front-end, a full stack developer utilizes a combination of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to build everything a user sees and interacts with on a website. On the back-end, they build the application, server, and database that make up the foundational structure of a Website. The engineering handles all aspects of development resulting in a more seamlessly created product. These aspects create a growing demand for full-stack developers.
Technology keeps evolving at a faster pace. In such a scenario developers can no longer become experts in developing but catch up with the emerging trends in web development periodically. They have to keep overhauling from scratch their skills, right from designing to actual deployment. This permanent course of action designates a new role for developers, known as Full Stack Developers.
Career Impact
Full Stack Developers are becoming a preferred choice for hiring in large and startup companies. This is because of the multifaceted aspects of developing skills attached to the industrial genre. Indeed.com’s blog on the best jobs of 2017 ranks Full Stack Developer at the first among the list of jobs. In India, the need for Full Stack Developers is increasing rapidly and creating 1000s of new jobs.
When it comes to the nature of the versatility of the Full Stack Developer job, your are place in a multi-functional high-performance team producing high-quality projects. With ample of job opportunities, lucrative salary and scope of advancement, considering a career as a Full Stack Developer would be a wise choice.
FULL STACK WEB DEVELOPER
Full Stack Developers are the developers who design comprehensive website and applications. They work on different facets of development such as front-end, back-end, database and even debugging & testing. On the front-end, a full stack developer utilizes a blend of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to develop everything a user perceives and interacts with on a website. On the back-end, they build the application, server, and database that execute the basement structure of a website.
FRONT END (Angular)
Getting Started
- Introduction
- What is in Angular
- Creating an Angular Project
- Editing our First App
- Understanding the Project Structure
- Why TypeScript. What is TypeScript
Components, Templates & Databinding
- Getting Started with Components
- How an Angular App gets started
- Understanding AppModules
- Using Templates & Styles
- First Summary
- Creating a new Component
- About Unique Selectors
- Using multiple Components
- View Encapsulation and Styling
- Inserting Content with ng-content
- Databinding Overview
- String Interpolation
- Property Binding & Event Binding Overview
- Property Binding
- Binding to Custom Properties
- Event Binding
- Binding to Custom Events
- Two-Way Binding
Directives
- What are Directives
- Attribute Directives
- Building a Custom Attribute Directive
- Element Interaction with HostListener & HostBinding
- Directive Property Binding
- ngIf
- ngFor
- ngSwitch
Services & Dependency Injection
- What are Services
- Example - Logging Service
- What is Dependency Injection
- Example - Injecting the Logging Service
- Services & AppModules
- Multiple Instances vs One Instance
- Using NgModules
Section Tags
- Introduction to the Angular Router
- Setting up Routes
- Loading Routes
- Navigation with Links
- Understanding Navigation Paths
- Imperative Routing (Triggered in Code)
- Route Parameters
- Extracting Route Parameters
- Query Parameters
- Extracting Query Parameters
- Query Parameters and the routerLink Directive
- Child Routes
- Redirecting Request
- Styling Active Route Links
- Using Guards with AppModules
- Guards - CanActivate
- Guards - CanDeactivate
Forms
- Introduction to Forms in Angular
- Approach Basics
- Approach Basics
- Registering Controls
- Submitting a Form and Using the Output
- Form Properties
- Input Validation
- Form State & CSS Classes
- Default Values with ngModel
- Two-Way Binding with ngModel
- Form Groups
- Radio Button Controls
- Using the Form State, Providing a better UX
- Intro The Data-Driven Approach
Pipes
- What are Pipes
- Using Pipes
- Parametrizing Pipes
- Pipe Documentation
- Chaining Pipes
- Custom Pipes
HTTP
- Http & Observables
- Required Adjustments in this Module
- Demo Data Source - Firebase Setup
- Sending a GET Request
- Using NgModules
- The Power of Observables Operators - Map (ping Data)
- Sending a POST Request
- Retrieving and Transforming Data with Observables
Deploying an Angular Application
- Intro
- New Project Structure
- What to Deploy
- Setting up an App for Deployment
- Deploying to Github Pages with the Angular CLI
- Deploying to Github Pages Manually
Angular CLI
- Intro
- Installation
- New Project - ng new and ng init
- Building your Project - ng build & ng serve
- Understanding the Project Structure
- Linting your Code - ng lint
- Unit Tests - ng test
- Managing Project Content - ng generate & ng destroy
- Putting it into Production - ng build and ng github-pages
- Learning More - ng --help and Wrap Up
- Example Project & Workflow Setup
- Dependencies & Typings
- App Setup & Tsconfig
- Gulp
- Basic App Code
BACKEND (Node JS)
Introduction and Foundation
- Introduction
- The Node.js framework
- Installing Node.js
- Using Node.js to execute scripts
Node Projects
- The Node Package Manager
- Creating a project
- The package.json configuration file
- Global vs. local package installation
Shrink-wrap to lock the node modules
- What is shrink-wrap
- Working with npmvet
- Working with outdated command
Asynchronous programming
- Callback functions
- Working with Promises
- Advance promises
- Using Request module to make api calls
Building a HTTP Server with Node.JS using HTTP APIs
- The HTTP protocol
- Building an HTTP server
- Rendering a response
- Processing query strings
- Processing posted data
File System
- Using buffers for binary data
- Flowing vs. non-flowing streams
- Streaming I/O from files and other sources
- Processing streams asynchronously
Multi-Processing in NodeJS
- Working with Child Process API
- Working with Cluster API for multi-core servers
ExpressJS
- The model-view-controller pattern
- Defining Jade templates
- Configuring Express
- Postman configuration
- Using REST
- JSON Data
- Reading POST data
- CRUD operation
- Adding middleware
Express JS with MongoDB and Sqlite
- How Node.js connects to databases
- RDBMS databases and NoSQL databases
- Connecting to RDBMS and Mongodb databases
- Performing CRUD operations
Socket.io, The Front-end, and A Chat App
- Getting Started
- Adding Socket.io To Your App
- Exploring The Front-end
- Sending Live Data Back & Forth
- Creating The Front-end UI
- Showing Messages In App
- Working With Time
- Timestamps
- Show Message Time In Chat App
- Chat application Project
Task Managers with unit testing
- Working with gulp
- Working with grunt
- Working with unit and E2E testing
DATABASE (MongoDB)
Introduction
- Introduction to MongoDB and its Features
- Database, Collection and Documents
- Installation and Configuration
- Various Data Types in MongoDB
- MongoDB Data Modelling
- Introduction to JSON and BSON documents
- MongoDB Tools, Collection and Documents
The Mongo Shell
- Shell Role in Ecosystem
- Shell Modes
- Shell Invoking Syntax
- Using Eval
- Substantial Scripts
- Execute Script Before Enter
- Shell Keys and Shortcuts
- Multiline Editing
- External Editor Integration
- Load Script from Within
- User RC File
- Common Safety Usage Tip
- Shell Alternatives
CRUD Operations
- CRUD Introduction
- Database Operations
- Read and Write Operations
- Concern Levels, Journaling, etc.,
- Cursor Query Optimizations, Query Behavior in MongoDB
Data Modelling and Schema Design
- MongoDB Database References
- Model Tree Structures
- MongoDB Analysing Queries
- MongoDB Atomic Operations
- MongoDB Map Reduce
- MongoDB Text Search
- MongoDB Regular Expression
- MongoDB Capped Collections
Administration
- MongoDB Deployment and Cluster setup
- MongoDB GridFS
- Trident Spout
- Working with Replica Sets
- MongoDB Sharding
- MongoDB Create Backup
Indexing and Aggregation
- Indexing Introduction
- Indexing, query profiling and the query optimizer
- GeoSpatial Indexes
- Index types, Index Properties
- MongoDB Advanced Indexing
- MongoDB Indexing Limitations
- Aggregation Introduction
- Types of Aggregation
- Performance Tuning
Scalability and Availability
- Sharding & Data Distribution
- Replication with Sharding
- Chunks & Operations
- Sharding Processes
- Cluster Topology
- Running on localhost
- The Config Database
- Adding the Initial Shards
- Enable Sharding for a Collection
- Working with a Sharded Cluster
- Cardinality & Monotonic Shard Keys
- Shard Key Selection Example
- Process and Machine Layout
- Bulk Inserts and Pre-splitting
Backup and Restore
- Introduction
- Authentication and Authorization
- SSL and Keyfiles
- Security and Clients
- Intra-cluster Security
- Summary of Backing Up
- Mongodump
- Filesystem Snapshotting
- Backing Up a Sharded Cluster
- Backup Strategies
- Exra Features of MongoDB
- GridFS
Overview
- Configuring and Working with MMS, Automation of Cloud Manager
- RoboMongo Tool
- Basics of Bash Scripting
