Summary
The book began by describing the MongoDB, Express, Angular, and Node (MEAN) architecture. The MEAN technology components were described in terms of their features/advantages, limitations, and scenarios in which they are best used. We ran the Node server and implemented various Node features such as callbacks, event loops, event emitters, streams, buffers, and the filesystem in the first chapter.
In the second chapter, we introduced RESTful APIs and their designs concepts, performed operations on MongoDB Atlas, and implemented some features of the Express framework on Node applications. The chapter activities aimed at implementing Node, MongoDB Atlas, and Express together to develop a RESTful API that performed CRUD operations.
The third chapter introduced us to frontend development using the Angular CLI. We implemented various features such as directives, components, modules such as templates and reactive forms, and routers. The fourth chapter introduced us to Node application security...
