How to install Node JS on Windows 10 | Install node version manager | Cache Cloud | Tutorials

How to install Node JS | Install node version manager (nvm) on windows 10| Cache Cloud | Tutorials
In the tutorial even though you'll learn how to Install Nodejs on Windows you can use NVM on Mac / Linux machines also. Windows has a nice installer to get NodeJS up and running on your machine but when you want to upgrade or have a need to switch to an older version then you might need the flexibility of NVM.

You'll start the tutorial by getting an understanding of NVM and then go through an installation process. Once installed, you are good to start installing different versions of NodeJS on your Windows machine. Of course, this will also install the relevant version of NPM for you too.

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[kaifmalek]

Thanks for making this video it is very helpful😊

[IanHnizdo]

Interesting you used 'Cache-Cloud' for nvm and not your user name. I ran into issues by doing the user name. Kept getting exit status code 1 when I tried to run nvm commands.

[mr]

If you read the github for nvm, it actually says you should uninstall any prior version of node before installing nvm, so I don't know why you install node immediately before nvm. Here's what you should really do:

1. (IF YOU HAVE NODE VERSIONS INSTALLED ALREADY) - Run the installer for node, for the version you have downloaded already, click uninstall, let it uninstall

2. then go to the github for nvm and install nvm as shown in this video

3. THEN re install your node versions THROUGH nvm using "nvm install <version>".

Whats the point of installing node version manager if you are going to go and install versions of node seperately to your computer, that nvm won't recognize or manage. The reason you delete all node installations first is so you dont confuse yourself since nvm won't always recognize these. Then you install through nvm so you only ever have to interact with node version through installing and uninstalling them through nvm