Full Stack Web Developer Course Overview

Full stack web development with JavaScript involves using JavaScript to build both the front-end and back-end of a web application. On the front-end, JavaScript frameworks such as React, Angular, and Vue.js commonly used to build user interfaces and handle user interactions. On the back-end, JavaScript can be used with Node.js to build server-side logic and connect to databases. Popular back-end JavaScript frameworks include Express.js and Nest.js. Together, these technologies allow for building complete web applications using JavaScript throughout the development process.

Target Audience:

  • Beginner to intermediate web developers looking to expand their skill set and learn about using JavaScript for both front-end and back-end development.
  • Experienced front-end developers looking to learn about back-end development and the full web development process.
  • Anyone interested in building web applications and wants to learn the skills necessary to do so using JavaScript.

Learning Objectives:

  • Understand the basics of front-end web development using JavaScript frameworks such as React, Angular, or Vue.js.
  • Learn how to use Node.js and frameworks like Express.js or Nest.js to build server-side logic and connect to databases.
  • Understand how to use JavaScript throughout the entire web development process, from building the user interface to handling server-side logic and connecting to databases.
  • Build complete web applications using JavaScript, integrating front-end and back-end technologies.
  • Understand the concepts and best practices of full stack web development, such as building RESTful APIs, handling user authentication and authorization, and deployment of web applications.
  • Develop skills in debugging, troubleshooting and testing web applications.
  • Gain experience working with various tools and technologies such as Git, webpack, npm, and others commonly used in web development.
  • Get familiar with common web development concepts such as web protocols, web servers, and databases and how they work together in web applications.
Full Stack Web Developer
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You will learn:

Module 1: Introduction to JavaScript
  • Introduction to web development and JavaScript
  • How to create a JavaScript application
  • How to test and debug a JavaScript application
  • XHTML
  • CSS
  • How to get input and displays output
  • How to work with numbers, strings, dates
  • How to code control statements
  • How to create and use array
  • How to create and use function
  • How to create and use objects
  • How to use regular expressions, handle exceptions, and validate data
  • Basic DOM scripting
  • event handling
  • DOM manipulation
  • How to script CSS
  • How to script tables and forms
  • Animation with DOM scripting
  • Object: Inheritance and the Prototype Chain
  • Creating Objects: Function Constructors
  • The Prototype Chain in the Console
  • Creating Objects: Object.create
  • Primitives vs. Objects
  • First Class Functions: Passing Functions as Arguments
  • First Class Functions: Functions Returning Functions
  • Immediately Invoked Function Expressions (IIFE)
  • An Example of Asynchronous JavaScript
  • Asynchronous JavaScript: The Event Loop
  • Asynchronous JavaScript with Callbacks
  • From Callback Hell to Promises
  • From Promises to Async/Await
  • AJAX and APIs
  • Making AJAX Calls with Fetch and Promises
  • Making AJAX Calls with Fetch and Async/Await
  • What's new in ES6
  • Variable Declarations with LET and CONST
  • Strings in ES6
  • Arrow Functions: Basics
  • Arrow Functions: Lexical 'this' Keyword
  • DE structuring
  • Arrays in ES6
  • The Spread Operator
  • Rest Parameters
  • Default Parameters
  • Classes
  • What is typescript?
  • Typescript installation
  • TypeScript vs. JavaScript o OOPs in TypeScript
  • Creating Classes and class properties
  • Methods
  • Access Modifiers
  • Constructor
  • Getters and Setters
  • Static properties and methods
  • Inheritance
  • Interfaces
  • Modules and Namespaces
  • What is Angular?
  • Central Features of the Angular Framework
  • Appropriate Use Cases
  • Building Blocks of an Angular Application
  • Basic Architecture of an Angular Application
  • Installing and Using Angular
  • Anatomy of an Angular Application
  • Running the Application
  • What is a Component?
  • An Example Component
  • Creating a Component Using Angular CLI
  • The Component Class
  • The @Component Decorator
  • Registering a Component to Its Module
  • Component Template
  • Using a Component
  • Run the Application
  • Component Hierarchy
  • The Application Root Component
  • The Bootstrap File
  • Templates
  • Template Location
  • The Mustache {{ }} Syntax
  • Setting DOM Element Properties
  • Event Binding
  • Expression Event Handler
  • Prevent Default Handling
  • Attribute Directives
  • Apply Styles by Changing CSS Classes
  • Example: ngClass
  • Applying Styles Directly
  • Structural Directives
  • Conditionally Execute Template
  • Example: ngIf
  • Looping Using ngFor
  • ngFor Local Variables
  • Manipulating the Collection
  • Example - Deleting an Item
  • Item Tracking with ngFor
  • Swapping Elements with ngSwitch
  • Template Reference Variable
  • Communication Basics
  • The Data Flow Architecture
  • Preparing the Child to Receive Data
  • Send Data from Parent
  • More About Setting Properties
  • Firing Event from a Component
  • @Output () Example - Child Component
  • @Output () Example - Parent Component
  • Full Two-Way Binding
  • Setting up Two Way Data Binding in Parent
  • Template Driven Forms
  • Importing Forms Module
  • Basic Approach
  • Setting Up a Form
  • Getting User Input
  • Omitting ngForm Attribute
  • Initialize the Form
  • Two Way Data Binding
  • Form Validation
  • Angular Validators
  • Displaying Validation State Using Classes
  • Additional Input Types
  • Checkboxes
  • Select (Drop Down) Fields
  • Rendering Options for Select (Drop Down)
  • Date fields
  • Radio Buttons
  • Reactive Forms Overview
  • The Building Blocks
  • Import ReactiveFormsModule
  • Construct a Form
  • Design the Template
  • FormControl Constructor
  • Getting Form Values
  • Setting Form Values
  • The Synchronous Nature
  • Subscribing to Input Changes
  • Validation
  • Built-In Validators
  • Showing Validation Error
  • Custom Validator
  • Using a Custom Validator
  • What is a Service?
  • Creating a Basic Service
  • The Service Class
  • What is Dependency Injection?
  • Injecting a Service Instance
  • Injectors
  • What are Pipes?
  • Built-In Pipes
  • Using Pipes in HTML Template
  • Chaining Pipes
  • The number Pipe
  • Currency Pipe
  • Create a Custom Pipe
  • Custom Pipe Example
  • Using Custom Pipes
  • Using a Pipe with ngFor
  • Filter Pipe
  • The Angular HTTP Client
  • Using The HTTP Client - Overview
  • Importing HttpClientModule
  • Simple Example
  • Service Using HttpClient
  • ES6 Import Statements
  • Making a GET Request
  • What does an Observable Object do?
  • Using the Service in a Component
  • Error Handling
  • Customizing Error Object with. catch ()
  • Making a POST Request
  • Making a PUT Request
  • Making a DELETE Request
  • The Component Router
  • View Navigation
  • The Angular Router API
  • Creating a Router Enabled Application
  • Hosting the Routed Components
  • Navigation Using Links and Buttons
  • Programmatic Navigation
  • Passing Route Parameters
  • Navigating with Route Parameters
  • Obtaining the Route Parameter Values
  • Retrieving a Route Parameter
  • Routing Enabled Feature Module
  • Using the Feature Module
  • Lazy Loading the Feature Module
  • Creating Links for the Feature Module
  • Components
  • More About Lazy Loading
  • Preloading Modules
  • RouterLinkActive binding
  • Default Route
  • Wildcard Route Path
  • RedirectTo
  • Child Routes
  • Defining Child Routes
  • for Child Routes
  • Links for Child Routes
  • Navigation Guards
  • Creating Guard Implementations
  • Using Guards in a Route
  • Request Options
  • Returning an HttpResponse Object
  • Setting Request Headers
  • Creating New Observables
  • Creating a Simple Observable
  • The Observable.create() Method
  • Observable Operators
  • More About map
  • Piping Operators
  • The flatMap() Operator
  • The tap() Operator
  • The zip() Operator
  • Caching HTTP Response
  • Making Sequential HTTP Calls
  • Making Parallel Calls
  • Customizing Error Object with catchError ()
  • Unit Testing Angular Artifacts
  • Testing Tools
  • Typical Testing Steps
  • Test Results
  • Jasmine Test Suites
  • Jasmine Specs (Unit Tests)
  • Expectations (Assertions)
  • Matchers
  • Examples of Using Matchers
  • Using the not Property
  • Setup and Teardown in Unit Test Suites
  • Example of before Each and after Each Functions
  • Angular Test Module
  • Example Angular Test Module
  • Testing a Service
  • Injecting a Service Instance
  • Test a Synchronous Method
  • Test an Asynchronous Method
  • Using Mock HTTP Client
  • Supplying Canned Response
  • Testing a Component
  • Component Test Module
  • Creating a Component Instance
  • The Component Fixture Class
  • Basic Component Tests
  • The Debug Element Class
  • Obstacles and Roadblocks
  • React’s Future
  • Working with Files
  • Page Setup
  • The Virtual DOM
  • React Elements
  • React DOM
  • Children
  • Constructing Elements with Data
  • React Components
  • DOM rendering
  • React Elements as JSX
  • Babel
  • Intro to Webpack
  • Property Validation
  • Refs
  • React State Management
  • State within component Tree
  • Component Lifecycle
  • JavaScript Library Integration
  • Higher-Order Components
  • Flux
  • State
  • Actions
  • Reducers
  • The Store
  • Action creators
  • Middleware
  • Explicitly Passing the Store
  • Passing Store via Context
  • Presentation Versus Container Components
  • The React Redux Provider
  • React Redux Connect
  • Incorporating the Router
  • Nesting Routes
  • Route Parameters
  • Extending JavaScript
  • V8
  • The Process Object
  • Broadcasting Events
  • Listening for Events
  • Timers
  • Understanding the Event Loop
  • Callbacks and errors
  • Exporting Steams
  • Creating and HTTP Server
  • The Request objects
  • Working with Headers
  • Handling Post Data
  • Directories & iterating overs files and folders
  • Reading from File
  • Writing to a File
  • What is use of Express Framework?
  • Install Node and necessary dependencies
  • Express: The Basics
  • Basic Routing
  • Serving Static Files
  • Express Middleware
  • Responding with JSON
  • Express with View Engine
  • API/ Server-Side rendering
  • Request Object – Forms and Cookies
  • Query String
  • Data Params
  • Headers
  • Router
  • Express Generator
  • Project Overview and Setup
  • Routes and Middleware
  • Movie Routes and Headers
  • Relational Database and SQL
  • Node & MYSQL
  • NoSQL and Documents
  • MongoDB and Mongoose
  • CRUD operation using MongoDB
  • Working with MySQL
  • CRUD Operation using MYSQL
  • Connecting Angular with API
  • Connecting React with API
  • Wrapping Up.
Live Online Training (Duration : 120 Hours)
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Full Stack Web Developer
Course Prerequisites
  • A basic understanding of web development concepts and technologies, such as HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
  • Familiarity with the basics of programming concepts such as variables, loops, functions, and data structures.
  • Familiarity with JavaScript language, including ES6 syntax and features.
  • Familiarity with the command line interface and basic Git commands.
  • A computer with a code editor, internet connection and a browser
  • Some courses may not require prerequisites as they are designed for beginners and will cover the basics of web development and JavaScript.

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The Fee includes:
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Schedule for Group Training is decided by Koenig. Schedule for 1-on-1 is decided by you.
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Duration of Ultra-Fast Track is 50% of the duration of the Standard Track. Yes(course content is same).
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