Tech Tutorial: Learning Node.js for JavaScript Programming – Episode 10: Node Package Executer

Within the Node.js community, we often rely on the ingenious code and utilities other developers create. These utilities are often used to modify or setup application code and need to be executed. Traditionally, these utilities would need to be executed manually by a developer and this can sometimes be pretty complex to do. To handle this, NPM added Node Package Executer or NPX, which is a utility for executing code packaged and managed by NPM.

In this video, we learn how to use NPX to execute utilities packaged in NPM on our local machine.


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