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[Information] We can use npm and Node.js in our Mobile!
I really wanted to use node.js in my mobile. I searched about it for a long time and just before I give up, I saw a site. https://medium.freecodecamp.com/building-a-node-js-application-on-android-part-1-termux-vim-and-node-js-dfa90c28958f The site explains how we can install and run node.js in mobile. I followed the guide and it works like charm. Yeah!!!! Today is my best day in 2017. Some of you may already know about it. But I thought this information will help people like me. Let's Node.js!
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Bookmarked! Thanks, great contribution! 😊👌
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@Calvin
Maybe we can webpack stuff with termux.
I trying to learn how to webpack.(I'm node.js beginner, so I dont know how to use webpack)
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@Paola
^_^
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That's very cool! I am very much excited too particularly about Vim. I have always wanted to try the steep learning curve of it. I guess I have a toy now right on my device to play with it every second. thanks @Legacy 👍👍
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@Ben Bright
I'm glad to help. ^_^
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Thanks. Reading material.
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This is really great. Thanks for sharing it.
Can I install and run webpack from there?
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I'm as excited as you @Legacy. Make NodeJS app now... :-D
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Thanks for that. 😀
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Termux is an excellent tool!
I'm trying to use VIM inside Termux, but the small screen is not productive.
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When i run man ls, it's says --
$ man ls
man: No entry for ls in the manual.
김정제(Legacy)
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hi mr bright could we talk on other handles privatel
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I was using Dory d/node a few years ago. However, in upgrading to a new phone this month, I forgot how I solved some path issues I had and there is very little direct documentation on Dory node on Android. Node School was helpful a few years ago but the recent version of learnyounode is not the same and has a steeper gradient. I am also working with node.js on Glitch but having some problems connecting to the Phaser-ce package. I got Phaser 3 running but Phaser-ce has a different path. Lots of projects on Glitch just use a CDN rather than npm package.