docs: it is better to use "npx nx" than "npm install -g nx"#210
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This PR is more about soliciting feedback, and only to be merged if there is consensus.
I have stopped ever using
npm install -gfor anything because the globalngornxor whatnot invariably ends up being out of sync with my projects, especially when I have multiple projects which require different versions.So I now systematically use
npx nxornpx ngor invokengvia an npm script, and thus in all cases I'm running thengornxCLI that in installed in the project with the version dictated bypackage-lock.json.I think this practice is also how our documentation should say to do things, but I also understand this might not be everyone's preference. Please let me know what you think and we can merge if there is consensus or close otherwise.