Create Full-Stack Blog & CMS with Angular 18, Node.js, MySQL

Master blog development: Learn Angular 18, Node.js, MySQL & Tailwind CSS to build a dynamic, responsive CMS.


What you'll learn:
Build a complete, production-ready blog and CMS application from scratch using Angular 18 and Node js
Develop responsive and dynamic user interfaces with Angular 18 and Tailwind CSS
Create and consume RESTful APIs using Node js and Express js
Implement user authentication and authorization using JSON Web Tokens (JWT)
Design and implement database schemas using MySQL and Sequelize ORM (sequelize-typescript)
Create CRUD operations for blog posts, categories, tags, and user comments
Create and manage forms with validation using Angular's Reactive Forms
Develop a comprehensive admin panel for content management
Implement state management and routing in Angular applications
Use Angular Material for creating polished UI components
Containerize applications using Docker for consistent deployment
Deploy full-stack applications to Google Cloud Run
Use Angular services for efficient data management and API communication
Set up continuous integration and deployment (CI/CD) pipelines
Manage and scale cloud databases on Google Cloud for production environments
Use Git for version control and collaborative development
Apply TypeScript for enhanced type safety in both frontend and backend
Use Angular interceptors for global HTTP request/response handling
Create and use environment variables for secure configuration management
Use Angular route guards to protect admin routes and sensitive content
Implement forgot password and reset password functionalities

Requirements:
No prior experience with Angular or Node js required - we'll start from the basics!
Basic knowledge of JavaScript fundamentals (variables, functions, loops, etc.)
Familiarity with HTML and CSS
Understanding of basic web development concepts (HTTP, APIs, databases)
Latest version of Node js and npm installed (instructions provided in the course)
Visual Studio Code or any preferred code editor
Git installed for version control (instructions provided in the course)
Basic command-line knowledge (navigating directories, running commands)
A GitHub account (free)
Willingness to learn and practice regularly
Basic understanding of relational databases is helpful but not required
Familiarity with TypeScript is a plus, but we'll cover the essentials
A Google Cloud Platform account (free tier is sufficient for this course)


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