The Problem Today, I was testing the new Angular 4 Scripting Application sample provided by IBM as a starting point for creating Script Portlet based Apps. However, my development environment is a CentOS 7 computer, and I usually don’t work with Node.js in that computer, so here the simple steps to install Node.js in a…
The Problem So… you are creating an awesome Single Page Application with your favorite front-end framework (Vue.js, Angular, etc…) you need to connect your app with an external service; you have selected a JavaScript library to make the AJAX calls (like Axios), everything seem to be perfect, you create your method to get the remote…
While in development of any Node.js application we usually configure a npm start task to run it; but when you are ready to go to production that concept is not useful anymore. Until that moment, we have tested our application using the regular npm process (npm start); but now, we are going to need to go one…
These are just the steps to update Node.js by using your terminal: sudo npm cache clean -f sudo npm install -g n The n package represents a Node helper, and running this command upgrades node to the latest stable version. sudo n stable Just to confirm we can check our version: node -v // Output…
Today, while I was trying to get the latest version of my Node Packages Modules (using npm install), I started to receive this error: npm ERR! cb() never called! So, after reading about it and looking for solutions, this was the approach to solve it, hope it helps you: First of all, verify your…
