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The document outlines a comprehensive training syllabus for JavaScript, React, Node.js, and MongoDB, detailing various modules and lessons covering essential concepts, coding practices, and real-world applications. It includes topics such as JavaScript basics, ES6 features, React components, state management, Express.js, and MongoDB operations. The training aims to equip participants with the necessary skills for web development and backend programming.

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JavaScript Training Syllabus

Introduction

 What is JavaScript?
 What is AJAX?

Developer Essentials

 The development workflow


 Selecting the right tools for the job
 Just enough HTML and CSS Understanding objects
 Understanding variables
 Making comparisons
 Understanding events

Starting to Code

 Writing your first script


 Internal vs external scripts
 Using comments in scripts
 Using the noscript tag in HTML

Interacting with Users

 Creating alert dialogs


 Understanding conditional statements
 Getting confirmations from users
 Creating prompts for users
 Understanding functions
 Making links smarter
 Using switch/case statements
 Handling errors

JavaScript Language Essentials

 Getting started
 Creating loops
 Passing values to functions
 Detecting objects
 Reading arrays
 Returning values from functions
 Writing arrays
 Building do and while loops
 Re-using functions

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Creating Rollovers and More

 Creating a basic image rollover


 How to write a better rollover
 Creating a three-state rollover
 Making rollovers accessible and 508 compliant
 Making disjointed rollovers
 Creating slideshows
 Displaying random images

Building Smarter Forms

 Getting started
 Creating jump menus
 Creating dynamic menus
 Requiring fields
 Cross-checking fields
 Displaying more informative errors
 Verifying radio button selections
 Setting one field with another field
 Verifying email addresses

Handling Events

 Responding to window events


 Responding to mouse movements
 Responding to mouse clicks
 Responding to onBlur form events
 Responding to onFocus form events
 Responding to keyboard events

Working with Cookies

 Demystifying cookies
 Writing a cookie
 Reading a cookie
 Displaying a cookie
 Counting with cookies
 Deleting cookies
 Handling multiple cookies
 Cookies in action

The DOM, Nodes, and Objects

 Understanding the DOM


 Adding nodes to the DOM
 Deleting nodes from the DOM
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 Deleting specific nodes
 Inserting nodes into the DOM
 Replacing nodes in the DOM

Working with Dates and Times

 Displaying dates
 Displaying times
 Creating a countdown

Real World Applications of JavaScript

 Creating sliding menus


 Creating pop-up menus
 Creating slideshows with captions
 Creating a stylesheet switcher

Module 1: ES6 Primer

 History of Javascript
 What is ES6
 A word on bable
 Block scope, let &const
 Template literals
 Arrow functions
 Spread and Rest operators
 Object literal improvements
 Destructuring
 Classes
 Inheritance <
 Static properties and methods
 Promises
 Iterators and Iterables
 Generators
 Modules
 Set and Map

Module 2: Introduction to React

 What is React?
 Why React?
 React version history
 React 16 vs React 15
 Just React - Hello World
 Using create-react-app
 Anatomy of react project
 Running the app
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 Debugging first react app

Module 3: Templating using JSX

 Working with React.create Element


 Expressions
 Using logical operators
 Specifying attributes
 Specifying children

Module 4: It's all about components

 Significance of component architecture


 Types of components
 Functional
 Class based
 Pure
 Component Composition

Module 5: Working with state and props

 What is state and it significance


 Read state and set state
 Passing data to component using props
 Validating props using propTypes
 Supplying default values to props using defaultProps

Module 6: Rendering lists

 Using React key prop


 Using map function to iterate on arrays to generate elements

Module 7: Event handling in React

 Understanding React event system


 Understanding Synthetic event
 Passing arguments to event handlers

Module 8: Understand component lifecycle

 Understand component lifecycle

Module 9: Working with forms

 Controlled components
 Uncontrolled components
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 Understand the significance to defaultValue prop
 Using react ref prop to get access to DOM element

Module 10: Routing with react router

 Setting up react router


 Understand routing in single page applications
 Working with BrowserRouter and HashRouter components
 Configuring route with Route component
 Using Switch component to define routing rules
 Making routes dynamic using route params
 Working with nested routes
 Navigating to pages using Link and NavLink component
 Redirect routes using RedirectComponent
 Using Prompt component to get consent of user for navigation
 Path less Route to handle failed matches

Module 11: Just Redux

 What is redux
 Why redux
 Redux principles
 Install and setup redux
 Creating actions, reducer and store

Module 12: Immutable.js for immutable datastructures

 What is Immutable.js?
 Immutable collections
 Lists
 Maps
 Sets

Module 13: React Redux

 What is React Redux


 Why React Redux
 Install and setup
 Presentational vs Container components
 Understand high order component
 Understanding mapStateToProps and mapDispatchtToProps usage

Module 14: ReduxSaga(Redux middleware)

 Why redux middleware


 Available redux middleware choices
 What is redux saga
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 Install and setup redux saga
 Working with Saga helpers
 Sagas vs promises

Module 15: Unit testing in react

 Understand the significance of unit testing


 Understand unit testing jargon and tools
 Unit testing react components with Jest
 Presentational vs Container components
 Unit testing react components with enzyme

Module 16: New Features in React JS

 Understand error boundaries (new in React 16


 Understand react portals (new in React 16)

Module 17: Webpack primer

 What is webpack
 Why webpack
 Install and setup webpack
 Working with webpack configuration file
 Working with loaders
 Quick word on code splitting, lazy loading, tree shaking
 Setting up Hot Module Replacement

Module 18: Server-side rendering with React

 What is server-side rendering (SSR)?


 Why SSR
 Working with renderToString and renderToStaticMarkup methods

Node.js Certification Training

Course Agenda

Lesson 1: Introduction and Foundation

 Introduction
 The Node.js framework
 Installing Node.js
 Using Node.js to execute scripts

Lesson 2: Node Projects


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 The Node Package Manager
 Creating a project
 Thepackage.json configuration file
 Global vs. Local package installation

Lesson 3: Working with shrink-wrap to lock the node modules versions

 What is shrink-wrap
 Working with npmvet
 Working with outdated command

Lesson 4: Working with asynchronous programming.

 Asynchronous basics
 Callback functions
 Working with Promises
 Advance promises
 Using Request module to make api calls

Lesson 5: Building a HTTP Server with Node.JS using HTTP APIs

 The HTTP protocol


 Building an HTTP server
 Rendering a response
 Processing query strings
 Processing posted data

Lesson 6: File System

 Synchronous vs. Asynchronous I/O


 Path and directory operations
 __dirname and __filename
 Asynchronous file reads and writes

Lesson 7: Buffers, Streams, and Events

 Using buffers for binary data


 Flowing vs. non-flowing streams
 Streaming I/O from files and other sources
 Processing streams asynchronously

Lesson 8: Multi-Processing in NodeJS

 Working with Child Process API


 Working with Cluster API for multi-core servers

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Lesson 9: ExpressJS

 The model-view-controller pattern


 Defining Jade templates
 Configuring Express
 Postman configuration
 Using REST
 JSON Data
 Reading POST data
 CRUD operations
 Adding middleware

Lesson 10: Express JS with MongoDB and Sqlite

 How Node.js connects to databases


 RDBMS databases and NoSQL databases
 Connecting to RDBMS and Mongodb databases
 Performing CRUD operations

Lesson 11: Socket.io, The Front-end, and A Chat App

 Getting Started
 Adding Socket.io To Your App
 Exploring The Front-end
 Sending Live Data Back & Forth
 Creating The Front-end UI
 Showing Messages In App
 Working With Time
 Timestamps
 Show Message Time In Chat App
 Chat application Project

Lesson 12: Introduction to Task Managers with unit testing

 Working with gulp


 Working with grunt
 Working with unit and E2E testing

MongoDB

Introduction to NoSQL databases

 Objectives
 What is NoSQL?
 Why NoSQL?
 Difference Between RDBMS and NoSQL Databases
 Benefits of NoSQL
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 Types of NoSQL
 Key-Value Database
 Document Database
 Column-Based Database
 Graph Database
 Consistency
 Availability

MongoDB - A Database for the Modern Web

 What is MongoDB?
 JSON, JSON Structure
 BSON
 MongoDB Structure
 Document Store Example
 MongoDB as a Document Database
 Transaction Management in MongoDB
 Easy Scaling
 Scaling Up vs. Scaling Out
 Vertical Scaling
 Horizontal Scaling
 Features of MongoDB
 Secondary Indexes
 Replication
 Memory Management
 Replica Set
 Auto Sharding
 Aggregation and MapReduce
 Collection and Database
 Schema Design and Modeling
 Reference Data Model
 Data Types
 Core Servers of MongoDB
 MongoDB's Tools
 Installing and Starting MongoDB on Linux
 Installing and Starting MongoDB on Windows

CRUD Operations in MongoDB

 Data Modification in MongoDB


 Batch Insert in MongoDB
 Ordered Bulk Insert
 Performing Ordered Bulk Insert
 Unordered Bulk Insert
 Performing Un-ordered Bulk Insert
 Inserts: Internals and Implications
 Performing an Insert Operation
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 Retrieving the documents
 Specify Equality Condition
 Retrieving Documents by Find Query
 $in, $or , and “AND” Conditions
 $or Operator
 Specify AND/OR Conditions
 Retrieving Documents by Using FindOne, AND/OR Conditions
 Regular Expression
 Array Exact Match
 Retrieving Documents for Array Fields
 $Where Query
 Cursor
 Retrieving Documents Using Cursor
 Pagination
 Advance query option
 Update Operation
 Updating Documents in MongoDB
 $SET
 $Unset and $inc Modifiers
 $inc modifier to increment and decrement
 Replacing Existing Document with New Document
 $Push and $addToSet
 Positional Array Modification
 Adding Elements into Array Fields
 Performing AddToSet
 Removing Documents
 Performing Upsert and Remove Operation

Indexing and Aggregation

 Introduction to Indexing
 Types of Index
 Properties of Index
 Single Field Index on Embedded Document
 Compound Indexes
 Sort Order
 Ensure Indexes Fit RAM
 Multi-Key Indexes
 Compound Multi-Key Indexes
 Hashed Indexes
 Sparse Indexes
 Text Indexes
 Text Search
 Index Creation
 Remove Indexes
 Modify Indexes
 Demo—Drop and Index from a Collection
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 Measure Index Use
 Control Index Use
 Geospatial Index
 MongoDB’s Geospatial Query Operators
 $GeoWith Operator
 Proximity Queries in MongoDB
 Aggregation
 Pipeline Operators and Indexes
 MapReduce
 Aggregation Operations
 Use Distinct and Count Methods
 Use the Group Function
 Developing Node JS Application with MongoDB

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