There is no planned yet, but feel free to help organize one. Check issues for talks or fill topic request! :)
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Note: Everyone involved with NodeSchool Bratislava has to follow our Code of Conduct. You can also find contact info there in case you want to report a violation or need help in general.
If you are an experienced node.js developer, become a mentor and help others learn node!
Requirements:
- Some node.js experience
- Git experience
- Software engineering skills
- Time to attend on the NodeSchool workshops
- Contact @yangwao at gitter
Would be good if you can setup your enviroment before meetup, so you can save some time. Read instructions below and if you are having some problems, feel free to open issue or visit us at chat
For obvious reasons, having NodeJS installed on your work machine is a must. 😄
Using Windows 10, however, workflow should be similar for most versions.
- download v4.2.2 from https://nodejs.org/en/ (5.1.0 has problems with npm and VS2015)
- install it regularly
Open up terminal (Windows + R -> 'cmd' -> Enter) and type node -v
. If it works, you are good to go and you can ignore the stuff below. Otherwise, continue.
- open up This PC
- in that window, right click the PC icon located above all your hard drives and directories
- in the new window, click Advanced system settings
- in the newest window, click Environment Variables...
- find the PATH variable, click edit
- add the following: YOUR_ABSOLUTE_NODEJS_INSTALL_DIRECTORY/; and C:\Users\YOUR_USERNAME\AppData\Roaming\npm;
- please note that all PATH variables must be separated with ;
- open up terminal
sudo apt-get install nvm
nvm install 5.1
Navigate your browser to the nodejs.org. Download your Node.js installation package by clicking on of the big green buttons (we recommend the LTS variant):
Run downloaded file:
Go through the installation process, provide your password when asked:
Your node is installed at this point, but we recommend some "fininshing touches":
-
set the ownership of global module folder
sudo chown -R YOUR_USER_NAME /usr/local/lib/node_modules
replace
YOUR_USER_NAME
in above command by your actual username in macosx. If you don't know your username, runwhoami
to get it printed into console. -
update to latest NPM
npm update -g
Now you can test your node.js & npm installation:
node -v
npm -v
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