For Node.js developers, managing multiple different versions of Node.js on the development machine is a common pain point. In the Developer Security Encyclopedia column, I mentioned the solution: use nvm . If you don’t know about nvm, you can go to learn more.
For TJ, because he is used to typing commands, nvm is actually enough. However, some friends still prefer visual management tools. Therefore, today I would like to recommend an open source nvm desktop tool to everyone, called: nvm-desktop .
nvm-desktop is built using Electron and supports Macos and Windows. It can perfectly set up and switch Node versions individually for different projects, without relying on any specific functions and shells of the operating system.
Since it is a visualization tool, the interface and operating experience are definitely what everyone is concerned about. Let’s appreciate its interface together:
How is it, does it meet your expectations?
Finally, as usual, here is the open source project address: https://github.com/1111mp/nvm-desktop
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