Installing packages globally isn’t always a good idea. Different tools inside an application can require specific versions of features, functions, or dependencies. These can conflict with or break other parts of the same application or other projects on your system. There’s a simple solution. Install locally not globally. Favoring more local installations isn’t a new idea in software development. One of the core principles of development is to use lightweight, isolated setups, and modular code. This keeps code contained, modular, and…
