How to install Node.js on MacOS and OS X
There are plenty of reasons to install node. I first installed it because it was required for Ruby on Rails, but recently I’ve started making better use of it.
Posted in these interests:
You can install homebrew here: Homebrew. Homebrew seems the be the best package manager for OSX. If for some reason you can’t use Homebrew skip to step 3, but it’s worth installing because you’ll get a lot of use out of it in the future.
Now that homebrew is installed, installing node is simple:
brew install node
Once this finishes, you can check the version to make sure it installed properly:
node --version
How to install Node.js on MacOS and OS X
There are plenty of reasons to install node. I first installed it because it was required for Ruby on Rails, but recently I’ve started making better use of it.
Posted in these interests:
You can install homebrew here: Homebrew. Homebrew seems the be the best package manager for OSX. If for some reason you can’t use Homebrew skip to step 3, but it’s worth installing because you’ll get a lot of use out of it in the future.
Now that homebrew is installed, installing node is simple:
brew install node
Once this finishes, you can check the version to make sure it installed properly:
node --version
How to install Node.js on MacOS and OS X
There are plenty of reasons to install node. I first installed it because it was required for Ruby on Rails, but recently I’ve started making better use of it.
Posted in these interests:
You can install homebrew here: Homebrew. Homebrew seems the be the best package manager for OSX. If for some reason you can’t use Homebrew skip to step 3, but it’s worth installing because you’ll get a lot of use out of it in the future.
Now that homebrew is installed, installing node is simple:
brew install node
Once this finishes, you can check the version to make sure it installed properly:
node --version
How to install Node.js on MacOS and OS X
There are plenty of reasons to install node. I first installed it because it was required for Ruby on Rails, but recently I’ve started making better use of it.
Posted in these interests:
How to install Node.js on MacOS and OS X
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You can install homebrew here: Homebrew. Homebrew seems the be the best package manager for OSX. If for some reason you can’t use Homebrew skip to step 3, but it’s worth installing because you’ll get a lot of use out of it in the future.
Now that homebrew is installed, installing node is simple:
brew install node
Once this finishes, you can check the version to make sure it installed properly:
node --version
You can install homebrew here: Homebrew. Homebrew seems the be the best package manager for OSX. If for some reason you can’t use Homebrew skip to step 3, but it’s worth installing because you’ll get a lot of use out of it in the future.
You can install homebrew here: Homebrew. Homebrew seems the be the best package manager for OSX. If for some reason you can’t use Homebrew skip to step 3, but it’s worth installing because you’ll get a lot of use out of it in the future.
Install homebrew
Now that homebrew is installed, installing node is simple:
brew install node
Once this finishes, you can check the version to make sure it installed properly:
node --version
Now that homebrew is installed, installing node is simple:
brew install node
Once this finishes, you can check the version to make sure it installed properly:
node --version
Use homebrew to install node
Build by hand (caveman style)
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