


Or, we can use choco: choco install nvm -y

nvm finds that version and allows to use it with nvm. When we have a later version, such as 14.5, already installed, it´s usually not required to uninstall this version. If we already have installed other Node.js versions, it´s a good idea to remove existing versions in the Windows Apps & Features settings.Alternatively, there´s a good description at Set up your Node.js development environment directly on Windows. We follow the steps here to install these Node.js frameworks on our machine. Web apps using one of the latest Angular framework versions require a later Node version, e.g.All other versions of Node.js are not supported with SharePoint Framework development. SPFx apps require Node.js LTS 10.x, see Set up your SharePoint Framework development environment.To dive directly into the commonly used Node.js versions: Thankfully, with Node Version Manager, we can. For example, when developing SPFx applications with Node,js v10.x and developing web applications using Angular and Node.js v14.x you need both versions. As developer, it often makes sense to have multiple versions of a framework installed on a single computer.
