Setting Up Node.Js Environment
Node.Js is a Javascript runtime environment that allows you to run javascript code outside the browser console. To install Node.Js, you need to visit the Node.Js website and download the installer. In this article, we are going with the Windows Installer package.
Proceed with the default installation. Once the installation is complete, close the installer and verify the node.js installation by writing the following command in the terminal.
node --version
npm --version
Getting Started with MERN Stack
M (MongoDB) E (Express.js) R (React.js) N (Node.js) stack is a popular Javascript language-based stack for building full-stack applications, MongoDB, ExpressJs, and NodeJs being responsible for server building and React for client-side development. This article is going to be your guide if you want to get started with the MERN stack development.
Table of Content
- 1. Setting Up Node.Js Environment
- 2. Starting a Node.Js Project and Installing Dependencies
- 3. Create a basic server with Express.Js
- 4. Connect to MongoDB
- 5. Define a Schema
- 6. Defining a Route and Query in a Database
- 7. Create a React App
- 8. Create a Component to Make a Backend Request
- 9. Combining Everything to Make a MERN Application
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