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I am interested to learn about the Node.js framework Sails.js. But I want to know how to install it. I want to know how to install it every operating system.
I haven't found any exe version to install it or is there any other way to install it ?
Suggest me how to do it.

Hoping that you have Node.js installed in your system, you can use this command to install Sails:
sudo npm -g install sails
To verify you SailsJS installation use this command:
sails -v
You can follow this helpful tutorial on this: How to install Sails.js

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