Great post David! I love reading detailed and concise posts like yours ;)
I'd like to recommend to install "nvm" instead of the node binary, since you may find some projects where your node installation needs to be an older version o newer. With nvm you can manage your node versions with ease.
Btw is nice to see other latam folks here on DEV, keep it on!
Thanks for the compliment, its my first long and concise post, but I see people liked it so I might write more,
You are completely right for the nvm but I didn't included just because of the simplest way for a beginner to start.
Btw Honduras here, where are you from?
Great post David! I love reading detailed and concise posts like yours ;)
I'd like to recommend to install "nvm" instead of the node binary, since you may find some projects where your node installation needs to be an older version o newer. With nvm you can manage your node versions with ease.
Btw is nice to see other latam folks here on DEV, keep it on!
Thanks for the compliment, its my first long and concise post, but I see people liked it so I might write more,
You are completely right for the nvm but I didn't included just because of the simplest way for a beginner to start.
Btw Honduras here, where are you from?
Well yes, I agree with you on the nvm comment, although when I started I wish i had learn to use nvm first haha.
And yes, congratulations on all the positive feedback you are receiving, I hope to see more posts of your authorship.
Mexico here, saludos :D
Thinking about it... they are some times i needed an old npm... you are right hahaha
I just posted a quick tutorial on makefiles, and I had one on readme files just in case you are interested
Saludos Mexico Ten una buena semana amigo :D