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Installing Node.js on a Mac


Learn how to set up Node.js on your Mac for Cordova/Phonegap development. This step-by-step guide covers the installation process using Homebrew, a package manager for macOS. Discover why Node.js is essential for building Hybrid/JavaScript applications within Visual Studio 2015, and follow along as we install Node.js and prepare for the next tutorial, where we'll get a Hybrid/JavaScript application running on the iOS simulator. Whether you're new to Node.js or looking for a quick refresher, this article provides clear instructions and valuable resources for a smooth setup. Start your journey into Node.js development on Mac today!

- August 12, 2015

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Setting Up Node.js on Mac for Cordova/Phonegap Development

I recently found myself exploring new Cordova/Phonegap options within Visual Studio 2015. As part of the setup process, I needed to install Node.js. This blog post will guide you through the installation process and set the stage for the next tutorial, where we'll get a Hybrid/JavaScript application running on the iOS simulator.

Installing Node.js with Homebrew

  1. Open Terminal from the Finder application.

  2. Install Homebrew using the following command:

    ruby -e "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Homebrew/install/master/install)"

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  1. Once Homebrew is installed, you can easily get Node.js by typing the following command in the Terminal window:

    brew install node

  2. Verify Your Node.js Installation

    For information about running Node.js, you can check out this How To Node resource: http://howtonode.org/hello-node

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