Multi-user blog system based on MEAN full stack architecture (Angular2+Node+MongoDB)

Multi-user blog system (Angular2+Node+MongoDB) based on MEAN full-stack architecture.
Course learning address: http://www.xuetuwuyou.com/course/223
The course is from Worry-free Network: http://www.xuetuwuyou. com


course introduction
1. Course introduction
    MEAN is a general term for a modern web development framework of Javascript platform, which is the first letter combination of the four frameworks of MongoDB + Express + AngularJS + NodeJS. Like traditional LAMP, it is short for a complete set of development tools.
    This course comprehensively and systematically explains the specific applications of Angular2, Node.js and MongoDB in combination with the project. Through the study of this project, students can achieve the following goals:
Goal 1: Master the integration and integration of Node6.x+AngularJS+Express+Ejs+MongoDB Configuration
Goal 2: Understand the encapsulation of Model and the application of JS OOP in the project
Goal 3: Understand the persistent database technology of Session (using third-party packages)
Goal 4: Understand the basic use of permission control
Goal 5. Master Angular component development and services , Routing, Dependency Injection
Goal 6. Understand the processing skills of cross-domain requests
Goal 7. Through this comprehensive project to achieve integration and mastery of the previous knowledge of Angular and Node

Course Outline:
Chapter 1, Angular2 Programming Prequel - Different JavaScript
Chapter Chapter 2, Angular2 Preferred Language - TypeScript Intensive
Chapter 3, Angular 2 Development Environment Construction
Chapter 4, Example Quick Start Angular2
Chapter 5, Templates in Angular2
Chapter 6, Event Response Mechanism in Angular2
Chapter 7, Example Explanation - Angular2 Form
Chapter 8, in Angular2 Routing
Chapter 9, Getting Started with Node
Chapter 10, Node Module Development and NPM Packages
Chapter 11, Building a Node-Based Web Server
Chapter 12, Simplifying Development with Express
Chapter 13, Beginning Web Application Development with Express
Chapter 14 Chapter, NodeJs Operation Database - MongoDB
Chapter 15, Project combat