Well, as a developer you will soon see the need to have different versions of NodeJS installed in parallel, being able to switch between them with a single command. And once you've experienced a package manager I'm sure you'll never go back to the old way of installing software.
So I recommend to take a look at homebrew and nodenv.
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Well, as a developer you will soon see the need to have different versions of NodeJS installed in parallel, being able to switch between them with a single command. And once you've experienced a package manager I'm sure you'll never go back to the old way of installing software.
So I recommend to take a look at homebrew and nodenv.