Web Application Development with MEAN
The code files have been placed in the folder, module-wise and chapter-wise.
Directory contents: Code files for the following modules and chapters:
Module 1
|-Chapter 2 |-Chapter 3 |-Chapter 4 |-Chapter 5 |-Chapter 6 |-Chapter 7 |-Chapter 8 |-Chapter 9 |-Chapter 10 |-Chapter 11
Module 2
|-Chapter 1 |-Chapter 2 |-Chapter 3 |-Chapter 4 |-Chapter 5 |-Chapter 6 |-Chapter 7 |-Chapter 8 |-Chapter 9 |-Chapter 10
Module 3
|-Chapter 1 |-Chapter 2 |-Chapter 3 |-Chapter 4 |-Chapter 5 |-Chapter 6
##What you need for this learning path
###Module 1: This module is suitable for beginner and intermediate web developers with basic knowledge in HTML, CSS, and modern JavaScript development.
###Module 2: For this module you need a basic understanding of JavaScript, HTML, and CSS. You will also need the following tools: • A text editor or IDE (for example, Sublime Text, Cloud9, Eclipse, Notepad++, Vim, and so on) • A command-line terminal • NodeJS ( https://nodejs.org/) • MongoDB (https://www.mongodb.org/) • Accounts on social network (for example, Facebook, Twitter, or Google+) and, optionally, accounts on PayPal. • Access to a cloud server, either Heroku, Digital Ocean, or similar
###Module 3:
You will require any modern web browser (such as Chrome's latest version or IE 10+),
the Node.js platform installed on your machine, and version 3.2 or higher of MongoDB.
Optionally, you can install any web server, such as Nginx, Apache, IIS,
or lighttpd, to proxy requests to your Node.js application.