How to Install Node.js Using NVM in Mac or Ubuntu

Managing different Node.js versions can be challenging when working on multiple projects. Node Version Manager (NVM) makes this process seamless by allowing you to install and switch between different Node.js versions easily. In this tutorial, we'll walk you through the installation process on Mac or Ubuntu systems.

Video Tutorial Contents

• Installing Node using NVM (0:11)
• Checking installed Node versions (0:40)
• Installing a specific Node version (v12) (1:20)
• Verifying the installed Node version (2:07)

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Watch the full video tutorial here to see the complete installation process in action. Our step-by-step guide will help you get Node.js up and running with NVM in no time.

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