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How Do Global And Local Npm Packages Differ? In this informative video, we will clarify the differences between global and local npm packages, two essential concepts for JavaScript developers. Understanding how these packages function can significantly impact your workflow and project management. We’ll cover the specifics of local npm packages, which are installed within a project directory and how they help maintain separate dependencies for each project. Additionally, we will discuss global npm packages, which are installed system-wide and can be accessed from any terminal location, making them ideal for command-line tools used across multiple projects.

We’ll also highlight the importance of managing these packages effectively to ensure that your development environment remains organized and functional. By the end of this video, you will have a clearer understanding of when to use local versus global packages, enabling you to make informed decisions that enhance your web development projects.

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