In this tutorial, we begin building a real world MERN Stack Project for a stakeholder. We identify many parts of the MERN Stack, review user stories, and get started writing code to get our server up and running! This is not for beginners. I discuss the suggested pre-requisites in the video and link to them in the description. When finished with this series, we will have a complete MERN Stack app! If you are a beginner, check out my full courses all in one playlist here: th-cam.com/play/PL0Zuz27SZ-6M1Uopt6_VL3gf3cpMnwavm.html
Never seen anything like this before on TH-cam .. almost all the projects tutorials on TH-cam are for sake of making projects rather than for creating real life solutions. Thank you for bringing this Up ♥
This is amazing. You have a 1 of 1 unique approach to these tutorial - specifically this one . - No demo before - user stories and gathering requirements - warning users of complexity so they can go watch other resources ahead of time - Clear outline of crud, rest, mern etc. You’ve quickly become one of my absolute favorite technical TH-cam channels! Can’t wait to keep up with the series. Great resource of review for my own personal and professional work.
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ the best resource online for planning your projects. Particularly when we are flying solo on a project. I find this approach easy to work with. The simplicity and the way Dave explains it is amazing. It takes a lot of skill to plan and simplify things down to the last detail. @Dave Gray, you are an outstanding teacher. Kudos!
You're welcome! As noted near the beginning of this video, I recommend my React course and a few others as pre-requisites before starting this MERN project. Having that foundational knowledge will really help because I will not always be moving at a beginner pace during this project. Keep up the good work! 💯
@@DaveGrayTeachesCode Yes Dave although I have basic knowledge of MERN as I have took some other courses. But I am restarting your courses and really your way of explaining is very good. You really go in depth and you have made various projects too which further strengthen the concept. Can't thank you enough for doing all these.
Yes Dave!!! you are my hero for coding, I have been following your courses, I also use your course to teach my friends. Superb, you are the best.... Let it rain
Great & very helpful - Clear explanations. (after watching 2 of your excellence series - node js and React) . you are one of the "latest mahican" that answer almost every comment - very respectful ! P.S. - will be very helpful (if you can) in future to adopt / Change / implement with different DB (Postgres for example). 👍👍
Keep up the great content, sir. This has been something I’ve wanted to learn for some time now and your teaching methods fit my needs perfectly. Many thanks and I wish nothing but the best for your channel.
Could you also make a video where you teach how to read someone's mind? Because it seems like you have outstanding skills! Thanks a lot for another great tutorial, Dave!
Glad to hear it! And yes, finishing the Redux course is a great idea. We'll be using lots of knowledge from it as we build the frontend for this project. 💯
You're welcome, Raj! 🙏 As I notated on the screen, the user stories here are more informal and have already been shortened to more of a list. A dev team may have a specific way of phrasing their stories, an approval process, etc. I did want to follow some type of realistic project process instead of showing the end result first. 💯
@@DaveGrayTeachesCode Thank you. These user stories are great and easy to implement and understand. Your style of teaching is simply outstanding, I have changed my readme to this format from now on. It is easy to check off features as we work through the user stories. Thanks for the great information, I started with your tutorials more than six months ago and I regularly learn from them, every single video is pure gold. You are a great teacher!👏
Ahh, i am ready to put my MERN knowledge to work. Thank you so much for the lecture series on these technologies. Quick question, are we going to learn about cashing, web security, containerisation, and architecture for this application.
Glad to hear that, Shaun! We will be working with state cache in Redux and RTK Query. We will cover authentication and authorization including role-based access to app features. No Docker containers in this series. The architecture for the backend will follow an MVC pattern. The frontend will be React and Redux with a React Router routing structure.
Thank you, Davith! 🙏 I will not include Typescript in this project, but you are welcome to add it as you go. I want to have a Typescript for Beginners series available before I start using it in other projects.
Hi Dave, not finished watching another awesome video but... LTS = Latest or Long Term Support? You mentioned latest but I've always understood it to be long term support.
Awesome Love you Dave,its more than a basic CRUD App.❤❤❤❤,Please use Redux Toolkit - RTK query for state management and please use typescript for future projects, and image upload,all form controls etc. like in real world projects...Wow....
Thank you, Regi! 🙏 As you will note in the video, I recommend my Redux course as a pre-requisite for this MERN project, and it will be using RTK Query with Redux. I won't introduce Typescript here. I want to have a Typescript for Beginners series available first. This project will have several forms. I am taking and discussing more of a real world approach along the way. I hope you enjoy! 💯🚀
@@DaveGrayTeachesCode yes ,this is awesome, really appreciate your effort ❤, Dave is there any recommended way in the industry to handle errors in large enterprise application ,(ex: client side errors and server side errors, error notification),would appreciate if you can provide how to handle those best practice also in this project. Thank you so much Dave❤❤❤❤
This project will do something similar as you may see from the user stories this video reviews. If you want a blog post - which is basically the same as a social media post - both my React for Beginners course and my Redux course have blog projects in them: th-cam.com/video/RVFAyFWO4go/w-d-xo.html
@@DaveGrayTeachesCode I wanna something more similar to ebay for example where any client can post his staff (pictures and descriptions) and can navigate others ones + that I could permit or not those ones and could highlight any specific post
completed the javascript course and built many projects, thanks for these awesome html, css and javascript courses, im thinking of learning the MERN stack now, so is there any pre requisite for this course and is this course everything i need to learn? Thanks
I'm confused about react routing and nodejs routing(static files like res.sendFile), when should I used between of this two? and what's the difference?
I recommend going through the suggested pre-requisite course videos first. After doing so, you will understand how and why the data comes from a RESTful API but not the views. The views are part of the frontend.
I may do a different one at some point with a variation of SQL(MySQL or other) instead of MongoDB. This series uses React as M.E.R.N. is an acronym for MongoDB, Express, React, and Node.js
QUESTION: with regard to express and path, why do you not utilize the import module syntax? Before now, I thought this was simply the modern way of doing it. Is it just a preference decision, or is there more to it?
It is preference. There was a time when only require was used, and some of the documentation for npm packages still reflects this. Currently, I believe if I used import instead of require, I would get more questions asking why I chose import. Either works! 💯
I liked the project and to me it's a dream to have a client with such a clear list of requirements 😑 8:55 I searched for "LTS" and it seems it stands for long term support, on the other hand "Current" refers to the latest version and it has a higher version number 16:33 although it doesn't hurt but no need for the slash just like it is at 20:45 Thanks Dave, so excited to see how this project will end up
Thank you, Ahmad! And yes, I had "latest" in my mind from updating dependencies to latest but you are absolutely correct! "Long Term Support" it is. I may need to mention that correction. At first, I thought you were referring to the closing slash in the link element, after I looked at the timestamps you provided, I see what you mean! Yes, I need to stay consistent there. Thank you for the excellent proofing and keeping me on my toes my friend. 💯😀
@@DaveGrayTeachesCode You don't know how much you helped me writing better structured code, so in return I'm trying to catch those very little things hoping that it may solves someone else's confusions (if any), I may be too picky but with good intention.
Dave I have completed your React and Node js series but didn't watched the redux, react authentication playlist and in the react playlist there are 70 videos but I watched only the ordered series (9hrs). skipped the unordered react videos. Can i start this mern course or do i need to watch the any playlist or watch any videos before starting mern.
I believe it is. Skills with all 4 of the technologies making up the stack are in demand. It is also great for smaller projects. It is very flexible for freelancers and for dev teams both.
In ReactJS application there are times when we need to use vanilla JS and DOM apis like query selector. For example, to get the position of a certain element or to programmatically scroll the page to a certain section. Such use of JS will by-pass the reactJS optimization it has for updating the DOM. Right?
In React, we have the useRef hook which I would use to identify an element instead of a querySelector when possible. React is JavaScript so if needed, it is not a stretch. That said, we try to do things in a Reactful way as I mentioned with useRef. Sometimes we do use addEventListener inside of a useEffect hook and then removeEventListener with the useEffect clean-up - but again, that is using something you see from Vanilla JS in a Reactful way. Otherwise, it is usually avoided.
I don 't understand is why this channel is not more popular.. I guess, maybe the content is a little more complex, and this puts it outside the most profitable demographic: Folks that are complete beginners. I guess once you move out of this most profitable demographic, it is much less profitable, and content creation becomes a game of diminishing returns. More efforts don 't necessary map into high returns.
I think you are making a good observation. That said, I've also provided a lot of beginner content that has helped the channel grow, too. Glad you like the more advanced stuff! 💯
Yes, we will. As you watch this video, note the user stories that require user authentication and role authorization. It's a big part of this MERN project! 💯
Hi Dave,Someone with knowledge as a MERN full stack , flutter , laravel, angular, desktop apps with .net ... who can write end to end applications with mobile apps ... will you consider him a programmer with mid level or junior ? Thank you
That is very subjective and individuals / companies will all do their own evaluations. Also each company / job will have its own tech stack needs. That is a nice variety of skills for sure! Given X numbers years of experience, I am guessing someone with that knowledge would be mid-level at least.
thank you man for replaying,for me i just have been very interested about technology since day 1 and i could never stick to one framework or language, i am always hungry for learning but everybody around me just kept saying it is better to stick to just one framework and language
In this tutorial, we begin building a real world MERN Stack Project for a stakeholder. We identify many parts of the MERN Stack, review user stories, and get started writing code to get our server up and running! This is not for beginners. I discuss the suggested pre-requisites in the video and link to them in the description. When finished with this series, we will have a complete MERN Stack app! If you are a beginner, check out my full courses all in one playlist here: th-cam.com/play/PL0Zuz27SZ-6M1Uopt6_VL3gf3cpMnwavm.html
@@HussamAlTayeb see correction already in video description and other comments.
Never seen anything like this before on TH-cam .. almost all the projects tutorials on TH-cam are for sake of making projects rather than for creating real life solutions. Thank you for bringing this Up ♥
You're welcome! I hope you enjoy the series! 💯
This is amazing. You have a 1 of 1 unique approach to these tutorial - specifically this one .
- No demo before
- user stories and gathering requirements
- warning users of complexity so they can go watch other resources ahead of time
- Clear outline of crud, rest, mern etc.
You’ve quickly become one of my absolute favorite technical TH-cam channels! Can’t wait to keep up with the series. Great resource of review for my own personal and professional work.
Tanner, I'm glad you like my approach! Thank you for the kind words! 🙏💯
@@DaveGrayTeachesCode this is how things work in IT industry
I completely agree @Dave Gray you rock!
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ the best resource online for planning your projects. Particularly when we are flying solo on a project. I find this approach easy to work with. The simplicity and the way Dave explains it is amazing. It takes a lot of skill to plan and simplify things down to the last detail. @Dave Gray, you are an outstanding teacher. Kudos!
Thank you for the kind words, Raj! 🙏🙏
I'm starting to create more mern stack thanks to all your videos, I'm very satisfied. Thank you!
Glad to hear that, Alan! 💯
Can't believe he's still at 60k subs. This man knows what he's doing for sure👍
Growing every day! 🚀 Thank you for the kind words! 🙏
You are the best teacher on youtube Dave
Thank you for the kind words, Karan! 💯
Your explaination for every piece of code is really helpful for going with the flow in the video. Thanks a lot for this tutorial video series.
Dave thank you so much for the courses. Those are very good. Currently doing react course and it's very good. Thanks
You're welcome! As noted near the beginning of this video, I recommend my React course and a few others as pre-requisites before starting this MERN project. Having that foundational knowledge will really help because I will not always be moving at a beginner pace during this project. Keep up the good work! 💯
@@DaveGrayTeachesCode Yes Dave although I have basic knowledge of MERN as I have took some other courses.
But I am restarting your courses and really your way of explaining is very good.
You really go in depth and you have made various projects too which further strengthen the concept.
Can't thank you enough for doing all these.
man where have you been before? what are you doing here is amazing...
Thank you!
Yes Dave!!! you are my hero for coding, I have been following your courses, I also use your course to teach my friends. Superb, you are the best.... Let it rain
this course is going to be the best course on youtube, so sweet can with to see the end of this course
Thank you, Gilo! 🙏🚀
i have watched your react and redux series and this is what I was looking for thank you.
Glad to hear that! 💯
Much waited series. Your teaching style in crystal clear and easy to understand.
Thank you so much
You are most welcome! 💯
Great & very helpful - Clear explanations. (after watching 2 of your excellence series - node js and React) .
you are one of the "latest mahican" that answer almost every comment - very respectful !
P.S. - will be very helpful (if you can) in future to adopt / Change / implement with different DB (Postgres for example). 👍👍
You're very welcome! And I'm glad you like my content. 💯 And yes, the PERN Stack would make another good tutorial / project! 🚀
Keep up the great content, sir. This has been something I’ve wanted to learn for some time now and your teaching methods fit my needs perfectly. Many thanks and I wish nothing but the best for your channel.
Thank you for the kind words, Eric! 💯🚀
I am 100% sure it will be a full professional project.
It should give Dan D.'s Repair Shop what they need! 💯
Love you man you're doing your best to make us a good web developer 💙🥰
Thank you, Inam!
this is great. Your entire MERN Stack playlist is even better than my Udemy courses👍
Great to hear! 💯🚀
@@DaveGrayTeachesCode yes I wasted money 👍
I haven't seen watch the video but pressed the like button, because I know its from Dave and it would be great.
and don't forget me (your student) after you became one of the top technical TH-camrs sir.
Thank you for the support, Noor! 🙏
Thank you. Yours tutorials are the best. Good diction and accessible explanation of the material.
I appreciate the kind words! 🙏
Could you also make a video where you teach how to read someone's mind? Because it seems like you have outstanding skills! Thanks a lot for another great tutorial, Dave!
Ha! I'm not sure how I do that but thank you! 🙏💯
@@DaveGrayTeachesCode as for me, it is the only possible answer to how you come up with a topic for upcoming videos 😃
Just awesome, thanks a ton for starting the series
You're welcome!
I was waiting for this course!! Thank you!! I 'll finish your redux course before this course!!
Glad to hear it! And yes, finishing the Redux course is a great idea. We'll be using lots of knowledge from it as we build the frontend for this project. 💯
Thanks Dave, for the great user stories & professional insights into project planning. Really helpful .
You're welcome, Raj! 🙏 As I notated on the screen, the user stories here are more informal and have already been shortened to more of a list. A dev team may have a specific way of phrasing their stories, an approval process, etc. I did want to follow some type of realistic project process instead of showing the end result first. 💯
@@DaveGrayTeachesCode Thank you. These user stories are great and easy to implement and understand. Your style of teaching is simply outstanding, I have changed my readme to this format from now on. It is easy to check off features as we work through the user stories. Thanks for the great information, I started with your tutorials more than six months ago and I regularly learn from them, every single video is pure gold. You are a great teacher!👏
😭 I love you man was in need of this
You're welcome, Flash!
Thanks a lot Gray , I'll be keeping up with this from now on..
you are amazing Dave I was really wating for this kind of course from you
Thank you and happy to help!
Starting this course right now !!
A little progress every day! 🚀
Hi Dave i think its a great addition of adding workspace monorepo here
Good Job, Dave :)
Thank you, Romar! 🙏🙏
Between you and Jack Herrington, I'll never need another Udemy bootcamp again
Thank you! And I'm honored to be mentioned alongside Jack. He's great! 💯
Just what I needed thank youuuuu
Happy to help!
Dave please complete the mern series.
Dont leave it midway. Looking forward to the series
I have completed every series I have started on my channel. This one will also be completed. New releases every Tuesday and Friday.
I am very much thrilled.
Glad to hear that! Thank you! 🙏🚀
This is such a good tutorial, thank you! I really like the way you teach and explain things!
You're very welcome, Kiera! 💯
Best instructor out there!
Thank you for the kind words, John!
I have started learning HTML from your channel, and I am also finishing up the MERN stack😶🌫😶🌫
Awesome! I am really looking forward to the rest of the tutorial series.
Glad to hear it! 💯
Im so excited!! Thank you so much!!!
You're welcome, Andres!
Love you💕💕💕💕
Thank you! 💯
This will be awesome & practical MERN project Thank you very much
You are welcome!
thx for real world app, this is really something we need!!
You're welcome!
This is a great lesson! I hope it includes all the latest technologies like rtk and rtk query
Thank you, Malek! And yes, it will. I suggested my Redux course as a pre-requisite because it covers RTK Query and Redux Toolkit both. 💯🚀
Thank you for sharing hard work
You're welcome!
i was like woww..14 videos and i'm a MERN stack developer until i was given the prerequisites 💀
Exactly the course I am looking for
Glad to hear that! 🚀
Your courses are great. I am looing forward for you to do something on Test Driven Development please
Great request!
Ahh, i am ready to put my MERN knowledge to work. Thank you so much for the lecture series on these technologies. Quick question, are we going to learn about cashing, web security, containerisation, and architecture for this application.
Glad to hear that, Shaun! We will be working with state cache in Redux and RTK Query. We will cover authentication and authorization including role-based access to app features. No Docker containers in this series. The architecture for the backend will follow an MVC pattern. The frontend will be React and Redux with a React Router routing structure.
Thank you very much, Dave ♥
You're welcome!
Dave you are the best! know it!
Thank you very much! 💯
Good to see these contents great...
Glad you like them!
Thankyou so much sir for this course
You're welcome!
finally dream come true you are awesome...........
Thank you, Dharmesh!
Big project! Thanks Professor.
Absolutely! I hope this is a fun learning experience! 💯 You're welcome!
Hi dave
very very perfect. thanks
Welcome! 🙏
Huge! 🚀🪐
💯🚀🙏
Your contents are usefull to build real world app
Thank you!
Nice video. It's even better adding typescript.
Thank you, Davith! 🙏 I will not include Typescript in this project, but you are welcome to add it as you go. I want to have a Typescript for Beginners series available before I start using it in other projects.
This is good, we'll definitely benefit from this.
Thank you, and I hope so!
@@DaveGrayTeachesCode we definitely will. If you have time, you could explore Nest JS? It's an amazing backend framework. At your own leisure though
Thank you so much!! This video helpful for my first MERN Stack portfolio!!!!!!!
You're welcome!
yes yes yes Dave you are the best ❤
😍😍
Thank you! 🙏💯
Good Gold course
Thanks 🙏
Thanks!
Thanks!!! Have a nice life.
Welcome, and you, too! 🚀
Hi Dave, not finished watching another awesome video but...
LTS = Latest or Long Term Support? You mentioned latest but I've always understood it to be long term support.
Yes, long term support. I had "latest" dependencies on the brain. See discussion with Ahmad here in the comments, too.
Awesome Love you Dave,its more than a basic CRUD App.❤❤❤❤,Please use Redux Toolkit - RTK query for state management and please use typescript for future projects, and image upload,all form controls etc. like in real world projects...Wow....
Thank you, Regi! 🙏 As you will note in the video, I recommend my Redux course as a pre-requisite for this MERN project, and it will be using RTK Query with Redux. I won't introduce Typescript here. I want to have a Typescript for Beginners series available first. This project will have several forms. I am taking and discussing more of a real world approach along the way. I hope you enjoy! 💯🚀
@@DaveGrayTeachesCode yes ,this is awesome, really appreciate your effort ❤, Dave is there any recommended way in the industry to handle errors in large enterprise application ,(ex: client side errors and server side errors, error notification),would appreciate if you can provide how to handle those best practice also in this project. Thank you so much Dave❤❤❤❤
Hi Dave. Good day.. Every friday I am expecting your video on TH-cam.
❤ from india...
Sending love back to India! Thank you Kathir! 🙏
Thank you so much!
You're very welcome!
love this
Amazing 🤩
🙌
Please make a website with client side can upload a post or a kind of announce for example
Thx for the reaction
This project will do something similar as you may see from the user stories this video reviews. If you want a blog post - which is basically the same as a social media post - both my React for Beginners course and my Redux course have blog projects in them: th-cam.com/video/RVFAyFWO4go/w-d-xo.html
@@DaveGrayTeachesCode I wanna something more similar to ebay for example where any client can post his staff (pictures and descriptions) and can navigate others ones + that I could permit or not those ones and could highlight any specific post
thank you!
You're welcome!
verry important project to whoever is learning mern role base auth
Thank you, Rodrigo! The user stories indicate that this will indeed be a big feature of the project! 🙏💯
completed the javascript course and built many projects, thanks for these awesome html, css and javascript courses, im thinking of learning the MERN stack now, so is there any pre requisite for this course and is this course everything i need to learn? Thanks
Good question - Pre-requisites for this course are discussed within the first couple of minutes of this video and listed in the description.
this looks interesting course, thank you so much, i just have a question, are you gonna upload videos daily or what is the plan exactly?
I upload every Tuesday and Friday. We'll see where the code leads us! 🚀
I'm confused about react routing and nodejs routing(static files like res.sendFile), when should I used between of this two? and what's the difference?
hi dave it is amazing tutorial but i don't understand what are the benefits of making views into restful api ? thanks
I recommend going through the suggested pre-requisite course videos first. After doing so, you will understand how and why the data comes from a RESTful API but not the views. The views are part of the frontend.
Thanks a lot ❣️
You're welcome!
Why you don't add views to public folder if those are just static files? I don't get it
Great sir keep it up
Thank you, I will!
Sir make a document tracking system in MERN stack with source
Can't thankful enough thank you sir, you've already helped many people
You're welcome, and I'm glad I can help! 🚀
Dave can you please do the full mern stack project with mqsql database with crud operations in reactjs please.
I may do a different one at some point with a variation of SQL(MySQL or other) instead of MongoDB. This series uses React as M.E.R.N. is an acronym for MongoDB, Express, React, and Node.js
Thank You so much...
You're welcome, Ankush!
@@DaveGrayTeachesCode Can you tell me which project you will be working on.
And how much time you will take to complete this project.
Future class idea: containerize MERN STACK components and deploy to AWS. You'll get a big audience.
Great idea! It sounds like I should cover Docker and possibly AWS deployment in individual tutorials first. 💯
Let's goo!!
Right on! 🚀
QUESTION: with regard to express and path, why do you not utilize the import module syntax? Before now, I thought this was simply the modern way of doing it. Is it just a preference decision, or is there more to it?
It is preference. There was a time when only require was used, and some of the documentation for npm packages still reflects this. Currently, I believe if I used import instead of require, I would get more questions asking why I chose import. Either works! 💯
I liked the project and to me it's a dream to have a client with such a clear list of requirements 😑
8:55 I searched for "LTS" and it seems it stands for long term support, on the other hand "Current" refers to the latest version and it has a higher version number
16:33 although it doesn't hurt but no need for the slash just like it is at 20:45
Thanks Dave, so excited to see how this project will end up
Thank you, Ahmad! And yes, I had "latest" in my mind from updating dependencies to latest but you are absolutely correct! "Long Term Support" it is. I may need to mention that correction. At first, I thought you were referring to the closing slash in the link element, after I looked at the timestamps you provided, I see what you mean! Yes, I need to stay consistent there. Thank you for the excellent proofing and keeping me on my toes my friend. 💯😀
@@DaveGrayTeachesCode You don't know how much you helped me writing better structured code, so in return I'm trying to catch those very little things hoping that it may solves someone else's confusions (if any),
I may be too picky but with good intention.
@@ahmad-murery great intentions and keeping me alert my friend! I appreciate it! 💯
Dave I have completed your React and Node js series but didn't watched the redux, react authentication playlist and in the react playlist there are 70 videos but I watched only the ordered series (9hrs). skipped the unordered react videos. Can i start this mern course or do i need to watch the any playlist or watch any videos before starting mern.
Dave , is mern stack worth learning in 2022 or even 2023 for freelancing or remote jobs ?
I believe it is. Skills with all 4 of the technologies making up the stack are in demand. It is also great for smaller projects. It is very flexible for freelancers and for dev teams both.
Thank you so much from me too
You're welcome! 💯
Great job but really wish this series was in typescript.
Another project will be sometime! Creating my Typescript for Beginners series now.
In ReactJS application there are times when we need to use vanilla JS and DOM apis like query selector.
For example, to get the position of a certain element or to programmatically scroll the page to a certain section.
Such use of JS will by-pass the reactJS optimization it has for updating the DOM. Right?
In React, we have the useRef hook which I would use to identify an element instead of a querySelector when possible. React is JavaScript so if needed, it is not a stretch. That said, we try to do things in a Reactful way as I mentioned with useRef. Sometimes we do use addEventListener inside of a useEffect hook and then removeEventListener with the useEffect clean-up - but again, that is using something you see from Vanilla JS in a Reactful way. Otherwise, it is usually avoided.
please also teach typescript
Yes, that is coming very soon 🚀
I don 't understand is why this channel is not more popular.. I guess, maybe the content is a little more complex, and this puts it outside the most profitable demographic: Folks that are complete beginners. I guess once you move out of this most profitable demographic, it is much less profitable, and content creation becomes a game of diminishing returns. More efforts don 't necessary map into high returns.
I think you are making a good observation. That said, I've also provided a lot of beginner content that has helped the channel grow, too. Glad you like the more advanced stuff! 💯
Hey dave do you plan on bringing tutorials on Graphql?
Great question! I want to do that sometime in the future 🚀
@@DaveGrayTeachesCode In your mern stack series is there image uploading also?
@@DaveGrayTeachesCode I face a lot of problem while uploading images for different users and stuff like that.
Road to pro
are we goin to have jwt auth in this series?
Yes, we will. As you watch this video, note the user stories that require user authentication and role authorization. It's a big part of this MERN project! 💯
@@DaveGrayTeachesCode Awesome! thank you so much Dave!
Hi Dave,Someone with knowledge as a MERN full stack , flutter , laravel, angular, desktop apps with .net ... who can write end to end applications with mobile apps ... will you consider him a programmer with mid level or junior ?
Thank you
That is very subjective and individuals / companies will all do their own evaluations. Also each company / job will have its own tech stack needs. That is a nice variety of skills for sure! Given X numbers years of experience, I am guessing someone with that knowledge would be mid-level at least.
thank you man for replaying,for me i just have been very interested about technology since day 1 and i could never stick to one framework or language, i am always hungry for learning but everybody around me just kept saying it is better to stick to just one framework and language
LTS actually stands for Long Term Support
Right. Note the correction provided.
is there github repository for this video?
Link in the video description