Learning Path - Back End Developer
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About
MEAN refers to
- M – MongoDB (NoSQL database)
- E – Express (a backend web application framework for Node.js)
- A – Angular (JavaScript based open-source frontend web framework to develop single page applications front end framework)
- N – Node.js (an open source, cross-platform run-time environment for developing server-side and network applications)
This program will advance your career as a MEAN stack developer. You’ll learn top skills such as MongoDB, Express.js, Angular, and Node.js (“MEAN”), plus Git, HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to build and deploy interactive applications and services throughout this Full Stack MEAN Developer program.
Tools Covered
Industry Trend
PHP
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10 LessonsPHP is a server-side programming language and is widely used for web development and business applications like CRMs. Many large corporations like WordPress and HubSpot use PHP. PHP Free Course is easy to learn due to its syntax similarity with HTML.
Note: This is a FREE curated course
Java Programming for Complete Beginners
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9 LessonsJava is used by companies in finance, healthcare, insurance, education, manufacturing, defense and more. 90 percent of Fortune 500 companies like Netflix, Google, Amazon, Intel, Spotify use Java for their backend architecture. Because of its speed and scalability, many startups also use Java.
Python – Basic to Advanced Course
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11 LessonsLearn Python Programming the easy way, with hands-on demos, lesson end quizzes and course end project.
SQL
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10 LessonsSQL is a Structured Query Language. Using SQL, you can access and perform various operations on the database. It is the most used database query language.
Complete Git Course
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9 LessonsGit is a must tool required to work in any coding field, from data science to game development to machine learning. This course covers everything you need to know to start using Git, GitHub, Bitbucket, and GitLab in the real world today
Node JS
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10 LessonsNode.js or Node or Node JS all are different names for the same technology. Node.js is a run time environment. A runtime acts as a middle-man so Node.js helps us to use Javascript to handle system processes, files and even databases. It’s very popular among web developers so let’s learn it!!
Note: This is a FREE curated course.
