Setting up Node.js on Ubuntu
I recently did a fresh install of Ubuntu 12.10 on a new hard drive I bought. One of the first things I do when installing a new system is setting up my development environment, which I'm very happy to say now includes Node.js. I've had a few problems getting Node.js, MongoDB, and some dependencies set up previously, but this time I used the <s>Rock Solid Node.js Platform on Ubuntu</s> script, which worked perfectly!
It has a couple of simple options you can set, whether you want to use apt-get
or aptitude
, and you can choose to include MongoDB and/or Redis. Then just copy the code from the "get link for my script" button into the terminal, and about a minute later you're up and running.
UPDATE: Unfortunately, the original site was taken down.
Written by Benjamin Harris
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Why not just install node from package?
@dpashkevich It's not the latest version.
that link?
Huh. The original site seems to have disappeared. That's a shame. Thanks for noticing!