The MEAN Stack Development course at Eton Academy teaches students how to build full-stack web applications using MongoDB, Express.js, Angular, and Node.js. It covers JavaScript, front-end and back-end development, REST APIs, database management, and deployment of real projects. By the end of the course, students will be ready for roles such as junior full-stack developer, web developer, and freelance developer, with practical, hands-on experience. Express.js Angular Node.js Domains
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MongoDB is a different type of database. Instead of tables, it stores data as flexible documents, which look like simple JSON objects. This makes it fast and easy to use with JavaScript applications, and it is a key part of the MERN stack. In this module, you learn how to store, find, update and delete data in MongoDB, using easy examples. It is a popular choice for modern web and mobile apps. View Topics
Express.js is a small framework that runs on Node.js and helps you build the backend of a website or app. With it, you can create routes, handle forms and send data to the frontend, with very little code. It is the "E" in the MERN stack. In this module, you learn to build simple APIs step by step, which are the connection between your frontend and your database. View Topics
Angular is a powerful framework made by Google for building large, professional web applications. It gives you a complete structure with components, routing and forms, so teams can work on big projects in an organised way. It looks a bit big for a beginner, so in this module, we go slowly and explain each part with simple examples. By the end, you will be able to build a working single-page application. View Topics
Normally, JavaScript only runs inside the browser. Node.js lets you run JavaScript on the server as well, so you can build the full website using just one language. It is fast, popular and used by many big companies. In this module, you learn how Node works, how to use packages and how to create a simple server. It is the base for Express.js, and an important part of the MERN stack. View Topics
Building a website on your computer is only half the job. To let the world see it, you need a domain, which is the website's address like www.example.com, and hosting, which is the space on a server where the website files stay. In this module, you learn how to buy a domain, choose hosting, connect them and upload your website live. This is the final step that turns your project into a real website. View Topics
cPanel is the control panel that most hosting companies give you to manage your website. From one dashboard, you can upload files, create email accounts, manage databases, install WordPress and check your website's settings. In this module, you learn to use it confidently with practical steps. It is a very handy skill, because every client project needs someone who can set up and manage their hosting properly. View Topics
