Heads up to any #NodeJS and #JavaScript developers out there: If you aren't already you should be using the Node Version Manager utility since a lot of projects need either an older or newer version of node and you'll have a bad time if you only use the system installed version.
`nvm use 16` saved me hours of debugging why Splunk's build tools weren't working recently :P
@thisismissem Neat, what do you find better about it? I personally haven't had any issues with nvm accross all the environments I used it in.
@mauve @thisismissem I love nvm and then I found asdf for everything and then I found rtx which is very similar (same community and lots of plugins) with friendlier dx and perf
Def use any of them
@mauve it's faster and has directory change integration
Good tip! I love NVM for working across many legacy projects at work. I'd never heard of these other projects though, I might look into them some day.
@mauve nah, FNM is waaay better: https://github.com/Schniz/fnm