MERN Stack Tutorial with Deployment – Beginner's Course

Course developed by @asaprogrammer_

⭐️ Contents ⭐️
⌨️ (0:00:00) App Showcase
⌨️ (0:03:09) Server Setup
⌨️ (0:10:21) MongoDB Setup
⌨️ (0:16:36) SQL vs NoSQL
⌨️ (0:19:06) Creating a Product Model
⌨️ (0:23:06) Building Our API
⌨️ (0:56:26) Building the Frontend
⌨️ (2:00:30) Detailed Deployment

[asaprogrammer_]

Hope it helps everyone! Thanks for watching ❤

[VaibhavSharma-hmsr]

For those who are getting this error
"NODE_ENV" is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable command or batch file.

install this - npm install cross-env --save-dev
then add cross-env before both -

"scripts": {
"dev": "cross-env NODE_ENV=development nodemon backend/server.js",
"start": "cross-env NODE_ENV=production node backend/server.js"
}

then npm run start

"you re good to go 😊"

[MabelEkemezie]

This is amazing 🎉
I been a front end engineer for some year's now and I recently decided to Learn MERN stack and a
I saw your video and that's it
I well know that the knowledge I have as a front end engineer helped me allot but you also did a great job
Weldone..
You just got a new subscriber ❤

[BloodHacker.]

Great tutorial ! However, there's a small improvement that could be made at 36:15. If you send a DELETE request using a valid MongoDB ID (with the correct length and syntax) but for a non-existing product, it won't trigger an error; instead, it will return a status of 200. To fix this, a validation should be added to check if the product exists in the database.

[SJ-yfxy]

Hello team freecodecamp, can u please make a tutorial for MERN Stack from scratch which covers all the elements of the stack ? A beginner to advanced tutorial?
We're very thankful to you guys for your help 👐

[sudarshanpatekar]

This project was really good and also the explanations of the code helped understand the project better. Keep up the good work. You made all the steps really easy to follow.

[rafaelfigfigueiredo]

This came exactly when I wanted to learn the stack better, yoj guys are great

[Mark-scew]

Thank you! This is hands down the best explained MERN tutorial project I've come across.

[willhamilton]

This is brilliant, and the explanations are great, not to mention I now understand how to use the Postman workbench. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

[tjb]

Beautifully explained and much appreciated!

[ArpitAgrawal-nruc]

This is the most amazing video i have seen in context to MERN

[Farrukhw]

Thank you for bringing the practical knowledge to us. Really appreciated.

[hamzanaqvi]

you guys are the goats, not sure if you get money out this, but at least helping others will benefit yall ❤

[viratkohli]

This is what i want love from india❤ Thanks free code camp for getting this tutorial for us

[ShubhankarDas-tc]

It is very helpful if freecodecamp make a video about Ai engineering from scratch. As an complete beginner it is very difficult to know how to start AI engineering and AI related learning from scratch and the good road map that includes step by step instructions or materials to make a person as an AI engineer.

[katzewy]

Omg thank you, right now I have to initialize a mern project but I didn't know how to do it

[teddytez]

finally a latest tutorial thanks a lot

[AabhushanD]

Most needed I am confused a little in this thank you for providing this video.❤🎉

[BangUbe]

Great... Thanks a lot to share this with us.

[strictlyunreal]

1:14:42 Using Copilot when making tutorials is a very bad experience for the people who are following the tutorial, because you always have to pause the video to write what you did just by pressing a key. That means a context switch every 10 seconds or so, which kills concentration and will, honestly! If it were written by hand, no pause would be needed. Always keep that in mind: how would someone that is doing on his own PC what I'm doing in the tutorial be able to follow me? What would their experience be? If it's not seamless, then your approach is flawed.