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nodeschool installations

You will need:

A GitHub account

If you don't have an account, get a free one at http://github.com (it's not NECESSARY but we're going to use it for discussions and making the coursework better!)

Node.js

Go to http://nodejs.org and follow the installation instructions, usually just clicking the big Install button.

After installing, test on your command prompt with: node -v which should print out a version number.

npm

This should have come with node. Test on your command prompt with: npm -v which should print out a version number.

The nodeschool workshop

Go to http://nodeschool.io and find the workshop you're working on today. There should be installation instructions on each workshop's site or GitHub README file. Usually it consists of just npm install -g <workshop name>

A text editor

If you don't have one, grab the Sublime Text trial at http://www.sublimetext.com/ which works on all (?) platforms

Good luck!

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