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blog.chand1012.dev
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| | | | | I recently started working on a few major NodeJS project, and found that installing the latest LTS release could be rather cumbersome on Linux. The application we're developing is being hosted on Heroku, and will not be using a Docker container, and for a few reasons we would rather develop locally rather than in a container. Here is how I installed NodeJS and NPM on my Linux installations, and I found it quite easy. | |
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pine.fm
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www.taniarascia.com
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| | | | | You've probably heard of Grunt, the JavaScript task runner that runs on Node.js. Maybe you've tried to get it up and running, but got lost... | |
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vxlabs.com
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| | | The language server protocol was proposed by Microsoft as a way for different editors and development environments to share language analysis backends This post describes how to configure Emacs, lsp-mode and the palantir python-language-server for improved code intelligence when working on Python projects. (I'm planning a companion post for Emacs, C++ and the cquery language server.) Goal Before starting, it is motivating to see what we are working towards. With a correctly configured setup, Emacs will s... | ||
