#node package manager

How to fix ‘npm does not support Node.js v14’ error on Windows 10

After attempting to upgrade my version of Node.js on my Windows 10 machine (directly from the Node.js LTS Windows MSI download) I was left with an install of Node.js where I couldn’t use NPM. Anytime I tried to use NPM (Node Package Manager) I would get the following error npm WARN npm does not support Node.js v14.17.5 npm WARN You should probably upgrade to a newer version of node as we npm…

NPM: Node.JS Package Manager

JavaScript is the most widely used language in Website and Web-Application development. There are unlimited number of resources and libraries. Whilst developing, initially the number of libraries are minimal and easy to manage, as the project progresses managing the libraries will be a tedious process. Thats where NPM comes into the picture.

Node Package Manager or simply NPM is a package…

JavaScript Libraries In A TypeScript Application, Revisited

If you haven’t already gotten involved with it, you’ll probably know that TypeScript is becoming increasingly popular.  Being able to use a superset of JavaScript in a typed language that compiles down to JavaScript is a great thing.  However, if you’ve ever played around with TypeScript and tried to use JavaScript libraries, you’ll probably know that sometimes it can be a real pain.  Often…

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What exactly is this stuff called NodeJs and NPM?

How to avoid errors installing npm packages globally in Visual Studio Code

I like to use the Integrated Terminal Window inside Visual Studio Code, just because it’s there and it runs commands scoped to the project directory I’m in. I find it faster and more convenient than opening up another command windows or nodejs command window and then having to set the current directory to my project folder. A common issue I hit is when installing npm packages globally; I get…

Upgrading from Angular 2 RC5 to RC7 – watch out for required NPM version

I skipped RC6 and made the jump straight from RC5 to RC7. First step was to upgrade the versions of my dependencies (both the “dependencies” and “devDependencies”) in the package.json file. To get the magic recipe of what versions of each dependency were needed I referred back to the QuickStart guide on the Angular.io website. { "name": "myapp", "version": "1.0.0", "scripts": { "start": "tsc &&…

Check And Update Outdated NPM Packages

The Node Package Manager (NPM), is becoming a major go-to resource for all development software and libraries.  It is easy to use and covers a lot of ground.

If you’re anything like me you’re going to have more than twenty global packages installed on your machine through NPM, but how do you go about tracking whether or not any of them have become outdated?

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