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MEAN vs MERN Software Engineering Stacks

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Most Popular Technology Stack To Choose From Full Stack Vs. MEAN Stack Vs. MERN Stack In 2019. Hey folks, nowadays the web and mobile app development services have stepped on to next level than last 2–3 years. Web and mobile apps are all built utilizing a ‘stack’ of various technologies nowadays. Wondering how? Let’s dig in! What is a stack? A “stack” refers to any combination of programming languages and technologies or a combination of software products. Technically there are two types of development stacks: Firstly, a technology stack & Secondary, an application stack. In simple terms, the technology stack is a more cross-disciplinary term in any software development process. So, in this article, I am going to brief you all about the 3 top trending technology stacks to choose from; for your startup or ongoing business. But before starting with the technology stack, you need to understand the feasibility and attribute of the stack which is pretty...

Pagination with Javascript and MongoDB

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Create Pagination with Node.js, MongoDB, Express and EJS Step by Step from Scratch Suppose we have a collection contains many of data (products for instance) and we need to view all on website. We can just output products on page but this looks not so clean. In such cases we need a pagination. In this article I’ll tell about how to make pagination using Node.js, MongoDB, Express.js, EJS and Bootstrap from scratch. We will create new database, declare data collection, fill this collection with data and output contents to page with pagination. This article is generally for beginners who interested in web development so I will try to make all explanations very detailed. But maybe this article will be useful for an experienced reader. After reading this article, you will be able to create pagination from scratch,  not like this : it’s a  bad practice . You will be able to create pagination from scratch like this: For reading this article you need to have ins...