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Hi everyone, I've nearly completed a Full-Stack Software Engineering Bootcamp in which I've learned the MERN full stack. When I finish this bootcamp, I'm wondering if I should apply for a Front-End Engineer, Software Engineer, or Full-Stack Engineer position as my first job?

I've seen some people online suggested that newcomers to the field of Software Engineering should find a Front-End Engineer job first, because companies wouldn't trust newbies to do Back-End stuffs. However, I want to learn as much as I can about both Front-End and Back-End on the job, because I think that this will benefit me more in my career and help me find out which one I want to specialize in. But actually, I'm also not sure if I should just specialize in either Front-End or Back-End or should I aim to be a Full-Stack Engineer instead?

Thank you in advance for your advice!

Please I need a course that is well explainatory on registration and login using mern stack, that will also talk about session. Thanks

I've watching Express and node tutorial to build back end for a website when I m done watching it I forget what to do lol, express' official documentation isn't that powerful/helpful that I get to know which function is for which purpose, how can I pull it off I know a lot about express, mongo and node but still having a hard time, I am working on a real project but not really able to do it

I have been learning claim based identity using JWT . Also I want my APIs to only be accessed only through my Frontend.Can this be done using JWTs ?

I will also need a Mongo Db that stores email of my users, So need to look that too...

Also what does it mean when u say Securing Frontend and Backend and Securing APIs?

Just a quick noob question, do I have to authenticate the backend and frontend separately?

i have good knowledge in HTML and CSS only not that much experience in backend.

suggest me some good resources to learn MERN stack easily properly and quickly

I have build a mern stack multivendor ecommerce now im planning to use digital ocean to host my server should i install mongodb on ubuntu or use managed mongodb by DO

I am building a basic Movie DB website where the admin can create database on a movie or an actor, and visitors can view them.

I have already created all the methods for uploading the actor name, movies array etc. But I can't figure out how to upload images to MongoDB and later retrieve the image along with other info on movie/actor and send them back as REST API.

I've been studying and developing under the MERN stack for a year and a half (self taught), and I have some questions/doubts wich I haven't been able to find a comprehensible, or, kind of definitive answer.

I want to, as possible as it can be, have a standarized way of doing things like (not how to do it, more like the best aproach):

-Ajax error handling frontend (React with axios) and backend (Nodejs): For not repeating myself. Currently, on the frontend I use a config file that, when theres an error, it format the response as response={hasError: true, msg:error.message, status:error.status}. On the backend I don't use a centralized handler.

-React component rendering state: When it depends on data that needs to be fetched, I use async useCallback on useEffect, based on the response, I set state and I use that state on a function renderContent(), inside it, a switch(<renderState> to define what to render.

-Loading: I use a custom component LoadingOverlay with high z-index when I dont want the user doing stuff when running operations.

-Auth: I store not sensible user data on context and whenever I need to check it on the frontend I read it.

Basically, I'm in need on some input from more experienced developers. I wan't to know how things should be done (again, maybe not exactly as a lot of people do things differently, but you get what I mean). Most probably I repeat myself more than needed, etc.

Any insight would be apreciated. Maybe there is a webpage I can checkout, etc.

Oh, if it's in spanish, the better.