What is FNM ?

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When working on web projects, we all know that Node.js is something we usually need to have installed. Most of the time, we simply go to the Node.js website, download the version we need, and install it. But things can get a little annoying when you are working on multiple projects. Different projects can require different Node.js versions. For example, one project might need Node 18, while another project might require Node 20 or 22.

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