The Complete Strapi™ Course with Plugins and Deployment - Install and Manage NodeJS with NVM

The video tutorial explains the importance of using supported Node.js versions for Strappy, recommending Node 16. It introduces Node Version Manager (NVM) as a tool to manage multiple Node versions on a single machine. The tutorial covers installation and usage of NVM, including commands for installing, switching, and uninstalling Node versions. It highlights NVM's compatibility with macOS, Ubuntu, and Windows via WSL. The video concludes with a demonstration of NVM commands on a Windows machine.

Which Node versions are currently supported by Strappy?

• 12 and 16

• 16 and 18

• 14 and 16

• 12 and 14

What is the primary benefit of using Node Version Manager (NVM)?

• It provides a graphical interface for Node.js management.

• It enables the installation of Node.js on multiple machines simultaneously.

• It allows for faster Node.js execution.

• It simplifies the management of multiple Node.js versions on a single machine.

How can you install a specific version of Node using NVM?

• nvm install node

• nvm get

• nvm install

• nvm fetch

Which command is used to switch between installed Node versions using NVM?

• nvm change

• nvm select

• nvm swap

• nvm use

What command would you use to list all installed Node versions with NVM?

• nvm ls

• nvm versions

• nvm show

• nvm list

Which operating systems are supported by NVM?

• Linux and Windows

• Mac OS, Ubuntu, and Windows through WSL

• Only Windows

• Only Mac OS

What should you do if you don't have WSL 2 on your Windows machine?

• Install Node.js directly without NVM

• Follow a blog post guide linked in the description

• Use a different Node version manager

• Install a different version of Windows