Getting Node.js 24 running on Ubuntu 24 should be a straightforward process. While Ubuntu comes with a version of Node.js in its default repositories, you might want to use Node.js 24, which will be LTS in October 2025. This guide offers two simple methods to get you set up quickly.

It's 2025, and I've just rolled out a complete rebuild of my personal website. I've migrated from a Svelte Kit stack to a modern setup featuring Nuxt, Tailwind CSS, and a Turborepo. This wasn't just a cosmetic update; it was a total overhaul, driven by five years of evolution in the frontend landscape and a desire to align my personal projects with my daily professional workflow.