MERN INTERVIEW
MERN INTERVIEW
ExpressJS
MongoDB
ReactJS
NodeJS
1:You can use JavaScript on both frontend and backend where in other language like
php and all we have to need help for the other language .
Explanation:
Frontend Development: Traditionally, JavaScript is used on the client side (the
browser). Frameworks like React, Angular, and Vue all use JavaScript to build
interactive and dynamic user interfaces.
Speed: Because the V8 engine compiles JavaScript directly into machine code, it
allows for fast execution of JavaScript. This is especially important in
applications that need to handle a large number of requests per second.
Efficiency: Node.js, combined with the V8 engine, makes it possible to handle I/O-
bound tasks and compute-intensive operations much faster than traditional server-
side environments.
Node.js has access to the npm (Node Package Manager), which provides an extensive
ecosystem of over 1 million open-source packages.
Imagine you're building an API for a blog application. The frontend (React) sends a
request in JSON format to the backend (Node.js), and the backend responds with JSON
data (like blog posts, comments, etc.). This creates a smooth workflow and easier
debugging since you're using the same format on both ends.
6. Cross-Platform Compatibility
Advantage: Node.js is cross-platform, meaning it can run on multiple operating
systems like Windows, macOS, and Linux.
interaction between the front-end and the database, ensuring a secure and seamless
data transfer.
REACT.JS
1. Component-Based Architecture
Advantage: React follows a component-based architecture, where the UI is divided
into small, reusable, independent pieces called components.
Re-render:
It then compares the new Virtual DOM with the old one (diffing).
4. React Hooks
Advantage: React Hooks allow you to use state and lifecycle methods in functional
components, making them more powerful and easier to work with.
5 pros
MONGO DB
Flexible Schema: Allows you to store data in any structure, which can change over
time without disrupting existing data.
Scalability: Supports horizontal scaling using sharding, distributing data across
multiple machines.
High Availability: Features replica sets that ensure your data is always available
even if some servers go down.
Document-Oriented: Data is stored as documents (BSON) which are similar to JSON
objects, providing flexibility to handle different data types.
Indexing: Supports complex indexing, including text, geospatial, hashed, and
compound indexes.
Aggregation: Provides powerful aggregation tools to perform complex data analysis
and transformations.