#3 Install Node.js on WSL Using NVM

In this video, we install Node.js inside our WSL (Windows Subsystem for Linux) development environment using NVM (Node Version Manager). We also install curl, which is needed to download and install NVM. This setup gives you a clean and flexible Node.js development environment inside Linux while working from Windows. What You'll Learn How to update Debian packages How to install curl How to install NVM How to install the latest LTS version of Node.js How to verify your Node.js installation This is part of the LetsVibeCode beginner developer setup series where we build a complete development environment from scratch. Copy and paste the commands between the three ``` quote marks. Do not include the quotes. Update and Install curl ``` sudo apt update sudo apt install curl -y ``` Install NVM and Node.js ``` curl -o- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/nvm-sh/nvm/v0.39.7/install.sh | bash source ~/.bashrc nvm install --lts node -v ``` Coming Next - Codex & Claude Code in VS Code - PostgreSQL installation - DBeaver setup - Git and GitHub setup - Building real projects with AI-assisted coding - Full-stack development workflows 🌐 AppSolo: https://www.appsolotech.com/ #NodeJS #NVM #WSL #Linux #Programming #Coding #JavaScript #WebDevelopment #LetsVibeCode #DeveloperSetup