Yarn is a package manager for Node (Node.js) and is intended as a replacement for npm (node package manager). Instead of installing from a registry, Yarn installs packages from other nodes on your network that have already downloaded the packages. This tutorial will show you step-by-step on how to Install yarn on Debian 11. We cover two different methods: first we install yarn using the install script from Node Source, then we will install yarn using apt.
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