Yasiru Viyara

Node Version Manager (nvm) is an essential tool for developers working with Node.js. It allows you to manage multiple versions of Node.js on a single machine, making it easier to switch between projects with different requirements. In this post, we'll guide you through the steps to install and use nvm on your vs code  YouTube Video: How to Use nvm (Node Version Manager) | M1 Packages Finder GitHub Repository:  How to Use nvm (Node Version Manager) | M1 Packages Finder

To manage your Git history and view or revert changes, here are some steps you can follow: Viewing Git History 1. View Commit History    - You can see the commit history using the command:          git log         - For a more concise view, you can use:          git log --oneline      Reverting to a Previous Commit 1. Identify the Commit    - Find the commit hash from git log that you want to revert to. 2. Revert to a Specific Commit    - If you want to revert your working directory to a specific commit without changing the commit history, you can use:          git checkout <commit-hash>         - If you need to make this a new commit on your branch, you might want to create a new branch first:          git checkout -b <new-branch-...

Folder Structure for Web Apps Creating a well-organized folder structure for modern web applications using React, Express, Nodemon, and Mongoose can significantly improve the maintainability and scalability of your project. Here’s a detailed folder structure along with some best practices: Overall Project Structure ``` project-root/ ├── (ProjectName)-Frontend/ ├── (ProjectName)-Backend/ ├── (ProjectName)-Admin/ ├── (ProjectName)_DB/ └── README.md ``` Frontend Folder Structure (React) ``` (ProjectName)-Frontend/ ├── public/ │   ├── index.html │   └── ... ├── src/ │   ├── assets/ │   │   ├── images/ │   │   └── styles/ │   ├── components/ │   │   └── ... │   ├── hooks/ │   │   └── ... │   ├── pages/ │   │   └── ... │   ├── services/ │   │   └── api.js │   ├── utils/ │   │  ...