Full stack Development - Course in GRT Infotech

Full stack Development - Course in GRT Infotech

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MEAN and MERN are two popular full-stack development frameworks used for building web applications.


MEAN Stack:


MEAN stands for:


1. *M*ongoDB (database)

2. *E*xpress.js (back-end framework)

3. *A*ngular.js (front-end framework)

4. *N*ode.js (back-end runtime environment)


MEAN is a JavaScript-based stack, ideal for building fast, scalable, and maintainable web applications.


MERN Stack:


MERN stands for:


1. *M*ongoDB (database)

2. *E*xpress.js (back-end framework)

3. *R*eact.js (front-end library)

4. *N*ode.js (back-end runtime environment)


MERN is also a JavaScript-based stack, similar to MEAN, but uses React.js instead of Angular.js for the front-end.


Key differences:


- Front-end framework: MEAN uses Angular.js, while MERN uses React.js.

- Complexity: Angular.js is a full-fledged framework, while React.js is a library, making MERN a more lightweight option.


Both stacks are suitable for building complex web applications, but the choice between MEAN and MERN depends on your project requirements, team expertise, and personal preferences.