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  1. Install Git
  2. Install Node.js
  3. Setup NPM for non-sudo installation
  4. The easiest way to do this is by checking out this awesome shell script that will do it for you
  5. NPM is the node package manager. It will automatically be installed when you install node.
  6. NPM installs packages locally (within the directory it is invoked in) for per-project modules, or globally for packages you want accessible everywhere.
  7. However, by default NPM installs global packages in a root-restricted location, requiring SUDO to install. This creates a huge headache. As an alternative, before you install any packages, follow this guide to configure your NPM to install in your home directory without requiring sudo.
  8. Install Bower: npm i -g bower
  9. Install Ember-CLI: npm i -g ember-cli
  10. And create a new project named 'workshop': ember new workshop
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