The MEAN stack is a software stack—that is, a set of the technology layers that make up a modern application—that's built entirely in JavaScript. MEAN represents the arrival of JavaScript as a “full-stack development” language, running everything in an application from front end to back end. The MEAN stack, JavaScript-based framework for developing web applications. MEAN is named after MongoDB, Express, Angular, and Node, the four key technologies that make up the layers of the stack. MongoDB - document database.
Huge companies reportedly use MEAN in their tech stacks, including Accenture, Fiverr, and UNIQLO. Accenture.
- ~ Fiverr.
- ~ UNIQLO.
- ~ Sisense.
- ~ Raindrop.io.
- ~ Vungle.
- ~ Onkore, Inc.
- ~ AngularClass.
MEAN Stack is actually very easy to learn, however MEAN stack is completely based on JavaScript. So if you find JavaScript to be a difficult language it is going to be difficult. But if you can learn JavaScript is very easy to learn and develop, then you can learn MEAN Stack very easily. It delves on the fundamentals of Angular, components and data bindings, Node. js server setup, and CRUD on the Node. js back end, among many others. This course is great for beginners.
As your MEAN Stack installer, I will do:
- - Install Node, npm, RVM, MEAN Stack
- - Install necessary dependencies
- - Install and configure MEAN Stack
Prerequisite:
- - A fresh UBUNTU server having 8 GB RAM (recommended 16 GB)
- - High speed wired internet connection
- - SSH access to Linux or cloud access