Installing Node.js 22 with nvm

Node.js follows a release schedule and adopts a long-term support (LTS) policy. The release schedule is based on the Semantic Versioning (https://semver.org/) specification.

According to the Node.js release policy, Node.js undergoes two major updates annually, scheduled for April and October. These major releases may introduce alterations to the API that could potentially break compatibility. However, the Node.js project strives to keep the number and severity of such disruptive changes to a minimum, aiming to lessen any inconvenience for end users.

Even-numbered major releases of Node.js are promoted to LTS after 6 months. Even-numbered releases are always scheduled for release in April and promoted to LTS in October. LTS releases are supported for up to 30 months. It is recommended to use LTS versions of Node.js in production. The purpose of the LTS schedule is to provide stability to end users and also to provide a predictable timeline of releases...