NPM or Node Package Manager is a very popular tool used for working with Web Development projects all along. This whole series would cover all the fundamentals of NPM and how you can work with it. Make sure to like the video, subscribe the channel for more! Timestamps: 00:00 Introduction to series 01:15 What is NPM? How is it related to Node? 06:43 NPM vs Yarn 11:15 Installing NPM and Node on your system 15:52 Why Node versioning is required? 20:01 Managing multiple Node versions using `n` 26:46 What is an NPM module? 31:21 How does NPM install module? 36:11 package.json file 39:41 Exploring package.json 41:58 Installing module 43:40 Removing module 44:55 Local v/s global modules 50:27 Intro to NPM dependencies 50:49 Semantic Versioning 56:06 All about package-lock.json 01:05:34 Semantic versioning in package.json 01:09:31 dependencies 01:11:51 devDependencies 01:16:16 peerDependencies 01:21:21 NPM scripts intro 01:21:35 What are NPM scripts 01:28:18 All about NPX 01:35:08 Misc intro 01:35:23 Changing global packages installation location 01:38:21 NPM cache and purging 01:40:57 Finishing course
hey mehul thanks for explaining really well in so much details. This video can be recommended to any one who is starting to learn package manager from scratch.
Your channel is gonna be the go-to place every time ❤️, hats off to the quality and depth you have provided in this video ✨ Keep uploading such quality content :)
Thank you codedamn, it's the best tutorial about NMP that I have seen, It's well organized and it's cavers a lot of topics , great work, I'm going to share this video with my friends :)
Thank you so much for really nice and helpful tutorial series, Mehul !! I have one question about terminal setup. How can we setup terminal like your terminal? I mean auto-completion, view git working branch, terminal theme etc.. functions. Can you make a setup tutorial video?
@@codedamn Thank you,Mehul for quick response. I already subscribed this channel, and I also tell my friends to visit this channel. I will wait for that video. Thanks again!!
Sure it is cooler and more hacker like to use everytime the terminal but you're a better teacher if you just use VS Code + their console to show everything
NPM or Node Package Manager is a very popular tool used for working with Web Development projects all along. This whole series would cover all the fundamentals of NPM and how you can work with it. Make sure to like the video, subscribe the channel for more!
Timestamps:
00:00 Introduction to series
01:15 What is NPM? How is it related to Node?
06:43 NPM vs Yarn
11:15 Installing NPM and Node on your system
15:52 Why Node versioning is required?
20:01 Managing multiple Node versions using `n`
26:46 What is an NPM module?
31:21 How does NPM install module?
36:11 package.json file
39:41 Exploring package.json
41:58 Installing module
43:40 Removing module
44:55 Local v/s global modules
50:27 Intro to NPM dependencies
50:49 Semantic Versioning
56:06 All about package-lock.json
01:05:34 Semantic versioning in package.json
01:09:31 dependencies
01:11:51 devDependencies
01:16:16 peerDependencies
01:21:21 NPM scripts intro
01:21:35 What are NPM scripts
01:28:18 All about NPX
01:35:08 Misc intro
01:35:23 Changing global packages installation location
01:38:21 NPM cache and purging
01:40:57 Finishing course
You are thorough with this, basically what i needed.
This video deserves a lot more views. Really good content. Thanks for the hard work to record all of it.
hey mehul thanks for explaining really well in so much details. This video can be recommended to any one who is starting to learn package manager from scratch.
Thanks for the primer, really appreciated the crash course.
Best npm explanation that I need
Big thumb 👍
Thanks Mehul, for this amazing course. 🌻
Your channel is gonna be the go-to place every time ❤️, hats off to the quality and depth you have provided in this video ✨
Keep uploading such quality content :)
Really you have greatly explained it.
Great course!
it helped me a lot getting the sense of how npm works.
Thank you a million and wish you all the best!
Thanks for the tutorial! I liked it.
good work..
And hope your mentorship program goes well organized now..!
Excellent work buddy ! Please include setting up registry config as well.
Sure. Would update the course here: codedamn.com/learn/npm-basics
Nice videos for starting npm 👍
This was a great course
Thank you codedamn, it's the best tutorial about NMP that I have seen, It's well organized and it's cavers a lot of topics , great work, I'm going to share this video with my friends :)
@codedamn very well organized.
it would have been better if you add changing config like registry, proxy and etc
i really enjoyed the course thx alot
good basic stuff for beginners:)
greate content about npm
Nice! Logo is very suave as well. I am subscribed.
thanks a lot for the awesome video
brilliant
Excellent!!!
great video!
Thank you so much for really nice and helpful tutorial series, Mehul !!
I have one question about terminal setup. How can we setup terminal like your terminal? I mean auto-completion, view git working branch, terminal theme etc.. functions. Can you make a setup tutorial video?
This is on my list, video should be released soon. You can subscribe if you want to receive a notification ;)
@@codedamn Thank you,Mehul for quick response. I already subscribed this channel, and I also tell my friends to visit this channel. I will wait for that video. Thanks again!!
Great video thanks!
Great tutorials! kudos
AMAZING
very useful!
many tanks bro
Tks man!
Nvm is not supported by windows. Why would you say that? 20:58
he said n
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Sure it is cooler and more hacker like to use everytime the terminal but you're a better teacher if you just use VS Code + their console to show everything
learn to live in the CLI. GUI is a waste of time in terms of tooling.
@@md.redwanhossain6288 no its not
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man the quality of the video is very slow, is so hard try to see the video so blurred. Might you increase it please ?.
Try now. It’s 1440p originally