In MERN Social, users will be able to follow each other. Each user will have a list of followers and a list of people they follow. Users will also be able to see a list of users they can follow; in other words, the users in MERN Social they are not already following. In the following sections, we will learn how to update the full-stack code to implement these features.
- Title Page
- Copyright and Credits
- Dedication
- About Packt
- Contributors
- Preface
- Getting Started with MERN
- Unleashing React Applications with MERN
- Preparing the Development Environment
- Selecting development tools
- Setting up MERN stack technologies
- Checking your development setup
- Summary
- Building MERN from the Ground Up
- Building a Backend with MongoDB, Express, and Node
- Adding a React Frontend to Complete MERN
- Defining the skeleton application frontend
- Setting up for React development
- Rendering a home page view 
- Integrating backend APIs
- Adding auth in the frontend
- Completing the User frontend 
- Implementing basic server-side rendering
- Summary
- Growing the Skeleton into a Social Media Application
- Introducing MERN Social
- Updating the user profile
- Following users in MERN Social
- Posting on MERN Social
- Interacting with Posts
- Summary
- Developing Web Applications with MERN
- Building a Web-Based Classroom Application
- Exercising MERN Skills with an Online Marketplace
- Introducing the MERN Marketplace app
- Allowing users to be sellers
- Adding shops to the marketplace
- Adding products to shops
- Searching for products with name and category
- Summary
- Extending the Marketplace for Orders and Payments
- Introducing cart, payments, and orders in the MERN Marketplace
- Implementing a shopping cart
- Using Stripe for payments
- Integrating the checkout process
- Creating a new order
- Listing orders by shop
- Viewing single-order details
- Summary
- Adding Real-Time Bidding Capabilities to the Marketplace
- Advancing to Complex MERN Applications
- Integrating Data Visualization with an Expense Tracking Application
- Building a Media Streaming Application
- Customizing the Media Player and Improving SEO
- Adding a custom media player to MERN Mediastream  
- Listing related media 
- The PlayMedia component
- Customizing the media player
- Autoplaying related media
- Server-side rendering with data
- Summary
- Developing a Web-Based VR Game
- Introducing the MERN VR Game
- Getting started with React 360
- Key concepts for developing the VR game
- Defining game details
- Building the game view in React 360
- Bundling for production and integration with MERN
- Summary
- Making the VR Game Dynamic using MERN
- Introducing the dynamic MERN VR Game application
- Defining a Game model
- Implementing game CRUD APIs
- Adding a form for creating and editing games
- Adding the game list views
- Playing the VR game
- Updating the game code in React 360
- Summary
- Going Forward with MERN
- Following Best Practices and Developing MERN Further
- Separation of concerns with modularity
- Adding CSS styles
- Selective server-side rendering with data
- Using stateful versus pure functional components
- Using Redux or Flux 
- Enhancing security
- Writing test code
- Optimizing the bundle size
- Extending the applications
- Summary
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