Isomorphic JavaScript with MEVN Stack (Udemy.com)

Build powerful web applications using MongoDB, Express.JS, Vue.JS and Node.js

( 10 Reviews )

Created by: Packt Publishing

Produced in 2018

What you will learn

Use Node .js to set up a project environment ready for MEVN development
Create Single Page Applications using the Vue .JS command-line Interface Tool
Manage application state with Vuex Library
Implement application routing with Vue .js Router
NoSQL Database management with MongoDB
Build a secure, RESTful API with Express .JS, including user authentication
Deploy a production-ready application to the cloud

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Overall Score : 74 / 100

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Course Description

Do you want to build scalable, high-performance web apps? Harness the power of the JavaScript ecosystem to run, build, and test your full-stack applications. This course will guide you in building a full-stack app using Isomorphic JavaScript frameworks. You'll build web applications using the MEVN Stack in JavaScript.
This course takes you on an end-to-end journey, building on your basic skills and taking you to advanced skill set in no time with Vue .js while deploying enhanced web apps to a production environment.
About the Author
David Acosta is a professional Software Developer with a Bachelor of Science degree in Information Technology Management and more than three years' experience in web development. As a developer for CollaborateMD Inc., David develops web-based medical billing and practice management software services for independent practices and hospitals. His work mainly focuses on JavaScript, TypeScript, and Java-based technologies such as Angular 2, Spring, Swing, and JQuery. He also has extensive knowledge of many other libraries and frameworks such as Laravel, React .JS, Vue .js, Ruby on Rails, Bootstrap, and more.Who this course is for:

This course targets web and JavaScript developers who want to create advanced, scalable web applications using Vue .js. If you are a developer, want to create web applications, and have a keen interest in using JavaScript on the frontend and backend, this Isomorphic JavaScript course is for you.

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By Rodrigo Coln Rivera on

Good course, I like the way the code is created and tested. However, you need to pause and rewind a lot. Also, there are many explanations omitted with the time available so you need more than a basic understanding of Javacript to follow the videos.

By Sam M on

Final review upon finishing: If you want to see how Vue, Express, Mongo, and Node all connect together to make an app, this is a decent place to start if you are willing to work through some bugs and figure out a lot of stuff on your own. The course moves very quickly. David is coding pretty much constantly. As he does so, he describes very briefly what he is doing. The problem is that he only infrequently says WHY he is doing it. That part is mostly left for you to figure out. And the bigger picture perspectives about how things work together are also, for the most part, left for you to figure out.So this course has a good base of content, I think, but could be a lot better with some more information, so all in all, a bit of a missed opportunity. With just a bit more effort could have been a much more effective course.

By Kunal Sharma on

should be explain bit more.

By Ian James Pilgrim on

I like the simple frame work. Its verbose. The instructor is knowledgeable and experienced. It is all there.

By Ibar Vilches on

Rpido y preciso

By Elizabeth Brown on

I feel that that content covered is good and I learned a lot. I would highly recommend this tutorial to anyone who has worked with Vue.js a little before and if a beginner to Vue.js then I would recommend reading the docs as you go.Liked:* The style and layout of the files.* The clean code.* The direct approach, for the most part.Disliked:* No time to keep up, had to rewind a lot.* A few syntax errors that should have been caught post-production of the video with added popup bubbles addressing them.* Misspoke a few times leading to a little confusion.TIP:For Section 4-18 @ 3:50 minutesIf using Windows, in the package.json file when setting the node_env variable , there cannot be any spaces between the word production (or development) and the two ampersands (&&), otherwise the space becomes part of the string.Found out the hard way. :(Exp..."build": "set NODE_ENV=production&& babel dev-server... "Confirmed here...https://stackoverflow.com/questions/25112510/how-to-set-environment-variables-from-within-package-json-node-js

By Luiz Wynne on

Course is way too fast specially on important topics. Content is great, but the speed of concepts and code explanation makes a simple class stressing.

By Lukas Sautter on