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MERN Stack Social Media Blog Posting Application (2022)

Learn How to Use MERN Stack to Create Social Media Blog Posting Applications.

What you’ll learn

A blog application was developed using MERN Stack.
Utilize different MongoDB collections.
registration, login, and logout; and auto-login features.
Learn how to cre ate a comprehensive app for numerous users to publish blogs.

Make a blog app with a modern UI and UX.

Requirements

JavaScript and React fundamentals are needed.

Description

Hello, Welcome

If you are reading this description, you have indeed read it correctly. This is a MERN Stack blog posting tool. Similar to Facebook or Twitter, the user will be able to log in or register, publish their blogs, and see the blogs of other people.

This course is ideal if you are a total newbie since I have thoroughly explained every step before continuing. And I promise you’ll pick up a lot of knowledge.

And if you are already an intermediate MERN developer, building a Social Media Blog App with MERN Full-Stack will help you develop your abilities.

What you will discover,

How to Create a Blog Posting App
Making a Responsive Blog Application
How to Create a Blog Posting Application’s Backend
What to do to encrypt a user’s password before putting it in a database
How to Create a Frontend for Blogging and Add Login or Blog Registration Functionality
How to Create an Up-to-Date UI/UX Blog App
How to join two MongoDB collections together.

A MERN Stack will be used. Due to this

MongoDB is a cross-platform, document-oriented database system that is open source. MongoDB, a NoSQL database application, employs documents that resemble JSON and may or may not include schemas. The Server Side Public License governs the use of MongoDB, which was created by MongoDB Inc.

Node.js’s back-end web application framework, Express.js, also known as Express, was made available as free and open-source software under the MIT License. It is designed for creating APIs and online applications. It has been referred to as Node.js’s de facto standard server framework.

ReactJS: React is a front-end JavaScript library that is free and open-source for creating user interfaces based on UI components. It is kept up-to-date by Meta and a group of independent programmers and businesses. Mobile or single-page apps may be built using React as a foundation.

NodeJS: Node.js is a back-end JavaScript runtime environment that is open-source, cross-platform, and powered by the V8 engine. It executes JavaScript code outside of a web browser.

Let’s meet up on the course.

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