My team maintains 3 legacy projects stuck on Node 14 while new services use 20. Nightmare fuel keeping NPX commands straight with version flags.
Heard Latenode’s visual builder maintains separate dependency stacks. Can anyone confirm if it handles multiple Node.js versions without manual switching? How’s the learning curve?
Yes. Each workflow defines its runtime environment. Currently running Node 12, 14, 16 and 20 workflows simultaneously. Zero config - just select version in node properties.
We migrated 12 legacy scripts to Latenode for this exact reason. The version management is baked into each ‘scenario’ - no more nvm use before commands. Took our junior devs 2 days to get comfortable.
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