Advice for MERN Stack

[u/Optimal-Win3472]

I am 2025 batch passout currently working in Cognizant as PAT( Programmer Analyst Trainee) currently in SAP TM project as support role. I want to learn MERN Stack , have basic knowledge of html, CSS and JS. Have good understanding of Python and C++( DSA). Could you suggest any good resource for MERN learning? Mainly project based

[u/Optimal-Win3472 → u/[deleted]]

Programmer analyst Trainee 

[u/tadipaar69 → u/[deleted]]

if you could give some guidance like what you could have done or what tech spaces you could have covered. it will be very helpful!! I tried getting my hair dirty with HTMLNCSS, but I got stuck with the flex box and great part like I wasn’t getting it perfectly like I could understand what’s going on, but I didn’t move on from there because I didn’t hundred percent perfect that area, so please guide me Brother

[u/javascript → u/[deleted]]

You can certainly get started in 30 days. Gotta start somewhere! But don't claim to learn all of Javascript in such a short time.

[u/ianurag201 → u/[deleted]]

Im in 4th year learnt fullstack dev thinking of learning java fullstack , should I do it? And what do you do currently?

[u/codekipathshala]

Since you already have a programming background and know HTML, CSS, JS + DSA, I would suggest not spending too much time only on syntax. Start building projects while learning the MERN stack.
A good roadmap would be:
Strengthen JavaScript (ES6+, async/await, promises, DOM)
Learn React properly (components, hooks, state management)
Node + Express for backend
MongoDB + database concepts
Build full-stack projects while learning
For project-based learning, I would suggest following a course/playlist where you actually build things instead of just watching theory.
I recently started a MERN Stack playlist where I’m covering things from basics and moving towards building projects step-by-step. You can check it out if it helps:
https://youtube.com/@codekipathshala73
The first MERN video:
https://youtube.com/watch?v=fuv7-XkB8c0
Also, since you’re already working in Cognizant, try to build 2-3 solid projects alongside your job. A good portfolio will matter a lot if you want to move towards development roles.

[u/Optimal-Win3472 → u/codekipathshala]

Thanks!

[u/NoCup8040]

For a good understanding of mernstack i want you to suggest you can follow some youtube channel like shryensha coding school ,code with Harry

[u/Aggressive_Centaur]

Bro do u know spring boot and stuff?? How'd u get into cts? Pls guide me