My name is Mehul Deolke, and this article documents my MERN Stack learning journey.
I did not start with advanced knowledge. I began by learning basic JavaScript concepts and gradually moved into React development. Through React, I learned how user interfaces are built using components, how state updates affect the UI, and how routing helps structure real applications.
After gaining frontend confidence, I shifted focus to backend development using Node.js and Express. I learned how APIs work, how requests and responses flow between client and server, and how MongoDB is used to store and manage data.
My learning process is project-driven. Instead of endlessly watching tutorials, I prefer building small applications, breaking things, fixing errors, and improving the structure. Th…
My name is Mehul Deolke, and this article documents my MERN Stack learning journey.
I did not start with advanced knowledge. I began by learning basic JavaScript concepts and gradually moved into React development. Through React, I learned how user interfaces are built using components, how state updates affect the UI, and how routing helps structure real applications.
After gaining frontend confidence, I shifted focus to backend development using Node.js and Express. I learned how APIs work, how requests and responses flow between client and server, and how MongoDB is used to store and manage data.
My learning process is project-driven. Instead of endlessly watching tutorials, I prefer building small applications, breaking things, fixing errors, and improving the structure. This approach has helped me understand real development challenges.
Technologies I currently work with include:
JavaScript
React
Node.js
Express
MongoDB
REST APIs
Git and GitHub
I believe consistency matters more than motivation. My goal is to keep learning, keep building, and keep publishing my progress publicly.
This journey is ongoing, and I will continue sharing my work and learning as Mehul Deolke, MERN Stack Developer.
Written by Mehul Deolke, MERN Stack Developer.