Learn How to Use Your JavaScript Skills to Build Powerful Full Stack Applications!

This weekend-long course is designed and dedicated to growing your skills as a full stack, JavaScript developer. You will work through hands-on, real world 
exercises and build a fully functional application using the MEAN Stack and learn how to deploy it to Heroku!

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Price 
Regular price: $299.00 
LB Tech Member price: $239.00. Enter promo code:  lbtechdiscount

Location  
CoWork South Bay 
22519 Hawthorne Blvd 
Torrance, CA 

Date & Time 
April 9 & 10 
9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. 

What is the MEAN Stack?

The idea is quite simple. There are 4 main parts to MEAN:

• MongoDB as the database

• Express as the web framework

• Angular as the frontend framework

• Node.js as the server platform

Who is This Weekend Workshop For?

• This weekend training course is ideal for corporations who wish to get their employees up to speed quickly for in house projects

• Technical recruiting firms that want to make their candidates more marketable

• Anyone that desires to get up to speed with MEAN quickly and have an instructor on hand to ask questions, thus saving humongous amounts of time learning it on their own

Start Learning Full Stack JavaScript Development

This class is a deep study into the technologies that are central to the MEAN Stack toolset.

The future of the web is dynamic, full stack, real-time JavaScript applications. Take this opportunity to start learning full stack, Javascript development with MEAN. In doing so, you will become invaluable in the job market.

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Instructor, Troy Miles 
Troy Miles is a senior software engineer and instructor. He is exceptionally skilled at full stack development with experience using both ASP.NET MVC and Node.js on the backend, SQL Server or MongoDB as the database and web or mobile on the front-end. He is also skilled in C#, Objective C, Java, and JavaScript well. He posses deep knowledge of the following frameworks: AngularJS, jQuery, jQuery Mobile, PhoneGap, Backbone, Ember, Jasmine, and Mocha.