Udemy – FullStack JavaScript React Node MERN eLearning Marketplace 2021-5 – Download

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FullStack JavaScript React Node MERN eLearning Marketplace is a project-driven training course on building an e-learning management system using NextJs React Node MongoDB Stripe AWS and security authentication. In this course, you’ll learn how to build an e-learning marketplace (a clone of Udemy) and apply a variety of techniques along the way.

In the FullStack JavaScript React Node MERN eLearning Marketplace course you will learn:

Build a clone of your Udemy site
Build one of the world’s largest e-learning programs.
Acquire front-end/back-end development skills
How to build a responsive application with atmospheric SEO using NextJ
How to Use AWS IAM (User Management) SES (for Email) and S3 (for Memory)
How to Build a Huge Marketplace Using Stripe Connect
Fully automatic payment system
Platform that pays salary and salary per instructor per purchase
Off-the-shelf authentication using cookies includes password reset.
User role-based access for teachers and students through a dedicated dashboard
Building an easy and scalable learning management system (LMS)
Global state management using React Context API and reducer hooks
Build/manage large-scale courses with the ability to expand/update/reorder courses.
Purchased and free courses
User dashboard for courses where you can register completed courses
Instructor Dashboard with account access, purchase history, and earnings reports

Course specifications

Publisher: Udemy
teacher: Ryan Dungel
Language:English
Level: Advanced – Advanced
Number of courses: 150
Duration: 23 hours 54 minutes

Course Topics:

Next.Js React Node JavaScript MERN LMS eLearning Marketplace Content

Course Prerequisites:

To complete this course, you must be from a country where Stripe connections (Express type) are supported. Please check the Stripe website for more details.

You must create an AWS account (free tier for the first 12 months), but some fees may apply based on usage.

You should have a good understanding of JavaScript and at least experience building projects using React and NodeJ.