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Add a how to get started with node section nearer the top of the site #77
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+1 As an example, after writing an article for a magazine I got an email from somebody who was trying to make this leap. The article asks the developer to install Node and then later to run
@danjenkins' suggestions would definitely help this type of developer. |
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If someone can give some guidance on where/how they would like this done, I'm sure any of us would go and implement it. Can someone give some guidance? |
Some work on this is done in PR #390 |
@danjenkins could you provide a skelington outline of what you would expect to see? |
@iancrowther everything I'd expect to see is in the description of the issue :D |
@danjenkins touché |
Right now, for someone completely new to node, taking that leap from installing node to running npm commands etc is fairly considerable - "how do i get node?", "what is npm, why do I need to use it?" - these questions seem simple to us, but to complete strangers to node, and maybe even the command line, going and figuring out what to do at nodejs.org and going and reading about npm might be too much of a barrier.
I'd love to see another section which briefly explains how to install node, what npm is, what the npm client is doing, why nodeschool is making you install a module.
Just a really basic, small section to the site nearer the initial
npm install -g learnyounode
to explain those fundamentalsTwitter conversation that prompted this:
https://twitter.com/dan_jenkins/status/515469119828017152
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