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Thanks to OP for mentioning vfox (version-fox) in the article. vfox as a project just five months ago, there is still a lot to do, welcome to those who use Windows as a development…

> I just unpack node to different folders and set PATH. Why would I need any tool for that? To put it simply, vfox will help you do this. Unzip node, golang, etc. to $HOME/.version…

Yes! Compared to asdf, vfox has made some UX improvements to make the commands more concise.

I've used all of these tools in conjunction with my own usage habits, which is why I'm developing vfox from scratch rather than based on asdf. so the issue at hand for vfox is the …

But it does nothing for Windows.

No, these are two completely different tools. Compared to Cygwin, vfox is just a small tool which is more like scoop. Simply put, while scoop can only install the latest version, v…

Honestly, the python plugin is a bit problematic on Windows at the moment, the next plugin version should fix that. But on unix it is also built using python-build. For me, a light…

vfox is a cross-platform version manager(similar to nvm, fvm, sdkman, asdf-vm, etc.), extendable via plugins. It allows you to different versions for different projects, different …

Thanks for the recommendation！;)

vfox is a cross-platform, extensible version manager. It supports native Windows, and of course Unix-like! With it, you can quickly install and switch tool!

It boasts a higher efficiency than asdf-vm. I warmly invite you to experience it and share your feedback.

Explore the latest update of VersionFox in this walkthrough, where we dive into the newly introduced feature - Scopes. This video showcases how VersionFox now supports Global, Proj…

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VersionFox is a cross-platform tool for managing SDK versions. It allows you to quickly install and switch between different versions of SDKs using the command line. SDKs are provi…