Install node.js in a way that I can easily remove it

I want to install a current version of node.js in ubuntu 16.04. So I proceeding the following steps git clone http://ift.tt/1MNqIaJ node && cd node git checkout v7.9.0 Now I want to install node.js in a configuration that I can easily uninstall it later, compare to a installation via package manager. Could I follow the building instractions for that purpose?If I do so and suppose I want to uninstall nodejs and it's configuration. Is there a command compare to sudo apt-get --purge remove nodejs? Which I would use after install node.js via package manager.

Submitted May 01, 2017 at 07:13PM by Hlderlin

Why would I 'npm install -s bootstrap' instead of putting it in dir with the HTML?

What's a potential use case where it would be better to have bootstrap in with node_modules instead of in with the HTML?Are we talking real practicality, or corner-cases?

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