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The workstation used to build/run many of my applications requires a basic node.js development environment. Below are instructions on how to establish this. If you already have a functional environment, please disregard.

From Cmd Prompt with Admin access run the following:

  1. Chocolatey - This is a package manager for windows application for installing software on Windows. It is installed as part of the Node.JS environment installation but I install it by itself and use it to install most of my workstation applications. The instructions for installation can be found on the Chocolatey website.

  2. Node Version Manager - Install different versions of node.

    > choco install nvm
    > nvm -v
    
  3. Git Distributed Version Control System Install git then check to ensure the git/user/bin folder is in your path

    > choco install git
    > git -v
    > echo %PATH%
    
  4. Gulp - A toolkit to automate & enhance your workflow

    > choco install gulp-cli
    > npm install gulp
    
  5. Run NVM to install version 11.x.x of NodeJS and check it. Some of the old projects I have repos for won't work with the latest version of Node w/o some changes

    > nvm install 11
    > nvm use 11.0.0
    > node -v
    

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