So You Want to Code in JavaScript: A Setup Survival Kit
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Setting up a JavaScript development environment can be overwhelming with countless tools to configure before writing any code. Four essential tools create a solid foundation: a package manager like Homebrew for installing software, Node.js with NPM for managing JavaScript dependencies, Nodemon for automatically restarting applications during development, and Jest for testing code quality and functionality.
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