Learn NPM - The Node Package Manager for JavaScript
This course is beginners on NPM so if you really have a lot of experience it will not benefit you.
NPM stands for Node Package Manager and it is used mainly to download and install JavaScript Packages. This course would be beneficial for any web developer who is looking to make his or her life easier by using code that is already written instead of starting from scratch.
NPM comes with Nodejs already as a default so we would need to download that first in order for us to use it. This is a short course full of useful content and tips.
Come and join me in this short but fun adventure!
Students will learn the fundamentals of NPM
17 Lectures
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Good with installing and basic idea
Quick and funny course ;)
good for beginners but I was missing information about possible version inconsistency and resolving it when package may depend on some older version of subpackage than is used by another package.
Im glad I finally found a teacher that I can connect with thank you edwin
I was ver scared of these NPM commands. I never used to understand why I am using these and what is the purpose behind using it.. Now after taking this course I have learn't a lot.
Thank You Sir!
Arshad.
needs to tune up the professionalism and he has not prepared before he filmed
Nice course and a very lucid way to impart.
Great explanations and very focused on students. Thank you!
Can you add npx commands like :
$ npx npkill || others?
Thanks! Keep up the good work!
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Marcos O. R.
The instructor is understandable, good for beginners, quick and funny course ;)