Mern Stack Web Development services

html

  1.  What is HTML?
  2.  Create your First HTML File
  3. HTML Tags and Common Elements
  4.  HTML Attributes
  5.  Tables
  6.  HTML Document Structure
  7.  Head Element
  8.  Body Element
  9.  Absolute/Relative File Paths
  10.  Links and Buttons
  11.  List Elements
  12.  Block quote
  13. Inline Elements
  14.  Audio Files
  15.  Images
  16. Video Files
  17. Vector Graphics & Illustrations
  18. Headings and Paragraphs
  19.  Lists and Blocks
  20. Bold & Italic
  21. HTML Charsets, Entities and Symbols
  22. Semantic Structural Elements
  23. Navigation
  24. Non-semantic Elements (“div” and “span”)
  25.  HTML Comments
  26. The “Section” Element
  27. HTML Forms
  28. Different Types of Inputs
  29. Choosing Between a set of options
  30. Creating and Previewing Our First Page/ Layout Elements
  31. Convert our Content into HTML Markup
  32. Code Formatting
  33. Marking up our Homepage
  34. Identify Remaining Content Types as HTML Elements
  35. Link Separate Pages Together
  36. Troubleshooting
  37. Uploading Content to a Web Server

css 

  1. CSS – Introduction
  2. CSS – How to use CSS?
  3. Basic Syntax and Selectors
  4. Advanced Syntax and Selectors
  5.  CSS Hierarchy
  6. Colors, Background and Opacity
  7. Advanced CSS – Media Queries
  8. CSS – Formatting and Styling Text
  9.  CSS – Adding Borders
  10.  CSS – Margin and Padding
  11.  CSS – Styling Lists
  12.  CSS – Styling Links
  13.  CSS – Styling Buttons
  14. CSS – Fonts and Adding Icons
  15. CSS – Working with Display Values
  16. CSS – Display value: Inline-Block
  17. CSS – Positioning HTML Elements Part-1
  18. CSS – Positioning HTML Elements Part-2
  19. CSS – Handling Content Overflow
  20. CSS – Floating HTML Elements
  21. CSS – Box Model
  22.  CSS – Box Sizing
  23. CSS – Adding Shadows

  24.  CSS – Combinators

    CSS – Pseudo Classes

    CSS – Pseudo Elements

  25. CSS – Adding Backgrounds
  26. CSS – Gradients
  27. CSS – Handling Text Overflow
  28. CSS – Introduction to Responsive Web Design
  29. CSS – Viewport
  30. CSS – Dynamic Size
  31. CSS – Introduction to Media Queries
  32. CSS – Responsive Webpage Design using Media Queries

Tailwind CSS

 1. Intro & Setup

2. HTML Template

3. Linking tailwind css to Html file

4. @apply Directive

5. Tailwind config

6. Layout

7. Typography

8. Colors

9. Background

10. Display

11. Margin, Padding, spacing

12. Sizing

13. Border

14. Flexbox

15. Grid

16. Shadow, Box-shadow, Z-index

17. Effects 

18. Filters

19. Tables

20. Transition and animation

21. Transform

22. Interactivity

23. SVG

24. States (Hover, focus, active..etc)

25. Responsive

26. Responsive navigation

27. Using precursors

28. Custom Class

29. Variants

30. Plugin

31. Presets

32. Optimizing for production

Javascript

1. Start Working With JS

2. How to run JS in vs code editor

3. JS Essential

4. Variable

5. Data types

6. Array

7. Function

8. Operator

9. If else

10. Loops

11. Selector

12. Event

13. DOM Manipulation

14. Async & Await

react js

  1. Using the React CDN
  2. Creating a React Component.-JSX Templates
  3. Template Expressions
  4. Click Events
  5. Making a React Site
  6. Project Structure
  7. Running the Application
  8. Using Images
  9. Using Stylesheets
  10. Intro to State & useState
  11. Why We Need State
  12. Using use State
  13. How State & Rendering Works
  14. Outputting Lists
  15. Using Previous State
  16. Conditional Templates
  17. Rules of use State

Firebase

  1. Firebase Config Setup
  2.  Getting Firestore Documents
  3.  Real-Time Data (custom hook)
  4. Adding Documents
  5.  Deleting Documents
  6.  Setting up Firebase Auth
  7.  Signing Users Up
  8.  Logging Users Out
  9. Logging Users In
  10. Adding Auth Context
  11. Dispatching Actions
  12.  Route Guards & Redirects
  13. Assigning Users to Books
  14. Firestore Queries

Node js 

  1. Introduction to Node.js
  2. What is Node.js?
  3. Node.js architecture
  4. How Node.js differs from traditional server-side languages
  5. Setting up Node.js on your local machine
  6. Understanding Node Package Manager (NPM)
  7. Node.js Basics
  8. Node.js environment and event-driven architecture
  9. The Event Loop and its role in non-blocking I/O
  10. Writing your first Node.js program
  11. Using and debugging in Node.js
  12. Working with command line arguments
  13. Working with File System (fs) Module
  14. Reading and writing files asynchronously and synchronously
  15. File handling best practices
  16. Using streams for large files
  17. HTTP Module
  18. Creating a basic HTTP server with Node.js
  19. Handling HTTP requests and responses
  20. Routing requests
  21. Understanding status codes and headers
  22. Working with middleware for request handling
  23. NPM and Managing Dependencies
  24. Initializing a project with 
  25. Installing and managing third-party packages
  26. Understanding package versioning and dependencies
  27. Using for automation
  28. Understanding global vs. local installs
  29. Working with Express.js Framework
  30. Introduction to Express.js
  31. Setting up Express in a Node.js application
  32. Creating routes and handling requests
  33. Middleware in Express
  34. Serving static files with Express
  35. Template engines (e.g., EJS, Handlebars)

Express JS

  1. 1. Introduction to Express.js
  2. What is Express.js?
  3. Features and Benefits
  4. Installing Node.js & Express.js
  5. Setting Up a Basic Express Server
  6. Understanding Middleware
  1. 2. Routing in Express.js
  2. What is Routing?
  3. Defining Routes (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE)
  4. Route Parameters & Query Strings
  5. Handling Multiple Routes
  6. Express Router for Modular Routing
  1. 3. Middleware in Express.js
  2. What is Middleware?
  3. Built-in Middleware (express.json, express.urlencoded, static)
  4. Third-party Middleware (morgan, cors, helmet)
  5. Custom Middleware Functions
  6. Error Handling Middleware
  1. 4. Working with Request & Response
  2. Understanding req & res Objects
  3. Sending Responses (res.send, res.json, res.render)
  4. Handling Forms and JSON Data
  5. File Uploading with Multer
  1. 5. Template Engines & Static Files
  2. Serving Static Files
  3. Using Template Engines (EJS, Pug, Handlebars)
  4. Dynamic Content Rendering
  1. 6. Express.js with Databases
  2. Introduction to Databases (SQL vs NoSQL)
  3. Connecting Express.js with MongoDB (Mongoose)
  4. Connecting Express.js with MySQL (Sequelize)
  5. Performing CRUD Operations
  6. Validation & Error Handling

MongoDB

 Module 1: Introduction to MongoDB

  1. What is MongoDB?
  2. Differences Between SQL & NoSQL Databases
  3. Installation & Setup (Local & Cloud)
  4. Understanding BSON & JSON

Module 2: MongoDB Basics

  1. Databases, Collections, and Documents
  2. CRUD Operations:
    1. Create Documents
    2. Read Documents
    3. Update Documents
    4. Delete Documents
  3. Data Types in MongoDB

Module 3: Data Modeling & Schema Design

  1. Schema Design Best Practices
  2. Embedded vs. Referenced Documents
  3. One-to-One, One-to-Many, Many-to-Many Relationships
  4. Indexing for Performance

Module 4: Querying Data in MongoDB

  1. Query Operators
  2. Aggregation Framework (Pipelines
  3. Using Projection
  4. Text Search & Geospatial Queries

Module 5: Indexing & Performance Optimization

  1. Index Types (Single Field, Compound, Multikey, Text, Geospatial)
  2. Explain Plans for Query Performance
  3. Query Optimization Techniques

Module 6: MongoDB Transactions & ACID Compliance

  1. Transactions in MongoDB
  2. Multi-Document Transactions
  3. Use Cases for Transactions

Github

  1. GitHub: Create a GitHub account
  2. Git: Install Git on your machine
  3. Git GUI: Install a Git Gui tool according to your operating system and personal preference
  4. Create a Repo: Create an empty and a non-empty repository
  5. Initialize: Initialize a new repository with an existing project
  6. Clone: Clone an open-source project from GitHub (it's full of them!)
  7. Collaborate: Work with other developers on open-source projects to help you gain experience with collaborating on code
  8. Fork: Fork a repository on GitHub
  9. Pull Request: Make any kind of changes, whether on the documentation or solving a small issue, then send a pull request to the original project you forked
  10. Undo: Use commands that undo changes to practice, so that you can have a strong grasp of these commands

Next js

  1. Module 1: Introduction to Next.js
  2. What is Next.js and Why Use It?
  3. Difference Between Next.js and React.js
  4. Setting Up a Next.js Project
  5. Understanding the Project Structure
  1. Module 2: Pages and Routing
  2. Creating Pages in Next.js
  3. File-based Routing System
  4. Dynamic Routing & 
  5. API Routes 
  6. Middleware in Next.js
  1. Module 3: Components and Styling
  2. Using React Components in Next.js
  3. Global and Module CSS 
  4. Styled Components & Tailwind CSS
  5. Using CSS-in-JS (Emotion, Styled JSX)
  1. Module 4: Data Fetching in Next.js
  2. Pre-rendering in Next.js (SSG vs. SSR)
  3. Static Site Generation (SSG) with
  4. Server-Side Rendering (SSR)

Redux

 1. Introduction to Redux

  1. What is Redux?
  2. Why Use Redux?
  3. Core Principles of Redux
  4. Comparison: Redux vs Context API vs Other State Management

  2. Setting Up a Redux Project

  1. Installing Redux and React-Redux
  2. Setting Up Redux Store
  3. Creating Your First Reducer
  4. Dispatching Actions
  1. Actions & Action Creators
  2. Reducers & State Updates
  3. Store & State Tree
  4. Middleware & Logging Actions
  5. 4. Connecting Redux to a React Application
  1.  Using to Wrap the App
    1. Introduction to Middleware
    2. Using Redux Thunk for Async Actions
    3. Handling API Requests with Redux
    4. Logging, Authentication, and Custom MiddlewareConnecting Components with