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Node.js

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  • How to automate package publishing to npm registry

    How to automate package publishing to npm registry

    Learn how to properly configure npm modules and use Buddy to automatically test and publish your packages before publishing them to the npm registry.

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Node.js is a JavaScript-based cross-platform runtime platform designed for creating efficient and scalable network applications. Although JavaScript is the only officially supported language, it is possible to use many comple-to-JS languages as well. Node.js is open-source and free to use under the MIT license.

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