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In this section, we are going to build a complete full stack blog application from scratch.

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So before we get into that, what is a full stack application?

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It is an application that uses both back end technologies and front end technologies for full stack

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applications.

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We have different types.

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The first one is what we call main stack, meaning it uses MongoDB, Express, React and Node.js.

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The next type of full stack application is what we call main stack, and that is MongoDB Express, Angular

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and Node.js.

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The next type of full stack application is what we call me Stack application, where M stands for MongoDB,

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E stand for Express, V, stand for Vue and and stand for Node.js.

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The next type of full stack application is what we call lamp stack, and that is using Linux operating

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system, Apache, my SQL and PSP.

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But for our full stack application we are going to use backend technologies, that is Nokia's, MongoDB

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and Xpress.

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And then for front end, we are going to use HTML for that.

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And in this course we have a section where we developed a full stack application using stack that is

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MongoDB, Node.js experts and React.

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So the next video, let's look at the concept and then the requirement for taking this project.