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How to learn modern JavaScript without NodeJS?
Hello.
Decided to learn JavaScript for myself.
The computer is modern, Windows 8.1.
But there is one caveat - they don't tell me the administrator password (plus I don't want to follow).
I made Atom Portable and Visual Studio Code Portable following the instructions.
Surprisingly simple - you just had to create directories for their data.
But when I started examples on ReactJS and Angular, then NodeJS is needed there.
Actually, the question is:
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Why not ask you to install this Node.js?
Alternatively, you can use this sandbox: codesandbox.io .
Just download the zip file of the node and unpack it wherever you have write access and where it is convenient for you. Everything you can use.
Ask your administrator to personally install nodejs and npm for you. This is a one-time promotion and you will not need a password further.
Well, or send the admin to a walking erotic, take a live usb with Linux and roll up a normal operating system :)
Enough internet and https://codesandbox.io. If it’s local, then you won’t be able to learn it without old-school ones (and React with its JSX will have to be transpiled), since the node still needs to build the project <script>
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