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MEAN Stack Developer Test

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MEAN Stack Developer Test

The MEAN Stack Developer Test enables talent teams to accurately assess candidates' ability to develop dynamic and scalable web applications using the MEAN technology stack. It evaluates hands-on expertise in MongoDB for database design, Express.js for backend services, Angular for responsive front-end development, and Node.js for server-side scripting. This test is essential for identifying developers capable of managing the full application lifecycle in fast-paced, product-driven environments.

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MEAN Stack Developer Test

A MEAN Stack Developer is a JavaScript-based application programmer who mainly works on the MEAN stack (MongoDB, ExpressJS, AngularJS, NodeJS). Mean stack developers work on both the backend and front end of the application, which is all JavaScript-based; hence, a Mean stack developer must have in-depth knowledge of JavaScript. It helps in developing websites/apps faster and simpler. This uses only one uniform language, which is used for stack development. It helps in developing applications on a rapid base.

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MEAN Stack Developer test helps to screen the candidates who possess traits as follows:

Strong knowledge of MongoDB and its functions
Good knowledge and experience in using ExpressJS
Good experience in handling all functions related to AngularJS and web development
Experience in implementation and other functions of Node.js

MEAN Stack Developer Skills test is designed considering EEOC guidelines. It will help you to assess and hire diverse talent without bias.

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Test Duration

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No. of Questions

Level of Expertise

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Topics Covered

MongoDB and Concepts

This test evaluates candidates' knowledge of MongoDB fundamentals, including document structures, CRUD operations, indexing, and schema design best practices.

ExpressJS Functions

This assessment measures the ability to work with ExpressJS, including creating routes, handling middleware, managing APIs, and building RESTful services.

AngularJS Functions

This test assesses proficiency in using AngularJS for dynamic front-end development, covering directives, data binding, services, and component interaction.

Node.js Coding

This assessment checks candidates' skills in writing efficient and scalable backend code using Node.js, including modules, asynchronous programming, and event-driven architecture.