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JavaScript

Posted by Yuan Tang
Yuan Tang
14,168 Points

MEAN developer track

Since we have AngularJS, NodeJS in Treehouse already, I am expecting there to be a MEAN developer track. Do you know how long I should wait for that or I should go ahead and dive into online tutorials and other resources? Any suggestions of how to go from finishing AngularJS and NodeJS courses in Treehouse.

2 Answers

Stefan Osorio
Stefan Osorio
16,419 Points

A MEAN track (or "Fullstack Javascript", as MEAN may be a bit too specific) would be pretty mean! However i wouldn't expect this anytime soon. The roadmap doesn't look like there is any advanced JS content planned, unfortunately.

So yes, you should probably dive into other tutorials. I'm currently doing M101JS on MongoDB University, the education division of the company behind MongoDB. Seems solid so far, and it's free :)

Yuan Tang
Yuan Tang
14,168 Points

Awesome. Thanks a lot.

Andrew Chalkley
STAFF
Andrew Chalkley
Treehouse Guest Teacher
Andrew Chalkley
Andrew Chalkley
Treehouse Guest Teacher

Express is coming on the horizon. We're doing more advanced JS content too.

We will share our plans in the New Year!

Yuan Tang
Yuan Tang
14,168 Points

Great! Thanks Andrew for your amazing classes. Have a wonderful break!