MERN Stack News Application with Tailwind CSS

Welcome to the MERN Stack News App Course.

There are a lot of different technologies that we will use in this application.

1. To use on the front end: React.
2. When it comes to UI and styling, Tailwind CSS is the way to go!
3. Node JS is used to run things on the backend.
4. A back-end framework that uses Express JS:
5. Mongo DB is used for databases.

cover in this class are:

• With the Protected Routes concept, you can completely authenticate users.
• Create, read, update, and delete all of the news items.
• Without state management tools like Redux, it’s hard to deal with complex data.
• Models and Schemas for the MongoDB database.
• The most popular text editor for writing drafts.
• There is no charge for putting a full-stack application on a live server and making sure it works.
• The following are some of the things you can do with React: states, props, routing, and HTTP calls
• In the whole application, we will only use functional or stateless components in React.
• Tailwind CSS is the most up-to-date and useful CSS framework for styling and UI.
• : We won’t use any CSS frameworks or libraries like bootstrap/material UI or anything else.
• We’ll make all of the parts of the app from scratch with Tailwind CSS.
• We will learn how to use Tailwind CSS to make complex responsive layouts.

People need to do this before.

React

This front-end JavaScript library is free and open source. It lets you build user interfaces with UI components. It is run by Meta and a group of developers and businesses. React can be used as a base in the development of single-page or mobile applications

Tailwind CSS

Tailwind CSS is a utility-first CSS framework that makes it easy to quickly build custom user interfaces. It is a very flexible, low-level CSS framework that gives you all of the building blocks you need to make your own unique designs without having to fight to change any of the styles that aren’t your own.

Node

There is an open-source JavaScript runtime environment called Node.js, which runs on the V8 engine and runs JavaScript code outside of a web browser. It runs JavaScript code on the V8 engine and runs it outside of the web browser.