First pass at getting started

Includes links to various ways of installing node.js.  Also includes links to basic getting started resources.  This is very preliminary and would love to see how it could be made better.

That being said I think it is important to keep it from getting too long.

Author: Myles Borins

getting-started.md

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+#Getting Started
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+###Installing Node
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+The simplest way to install node is from [nodejs.org][nodejs.org].
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+You can also install node via a [system package manager][node-via-package-manager].
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+Node specific version managers as [nvm][nvm] or [n][n] can also be used.
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+###What do I do now?
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+This really depends on how comfortable you feel.  
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+If you have never done javascript before you might want to first check out [javaScript For Cats][for-cats].
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+If you are comfortable with js but have never played with node you can't go wrong with checking out [node school][node-school].
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+[nodejs.org]: https://nodejs.org/ "Official node.js website"
+[node-via-package-manager]: https://github.com/joyent/node/wiki/Installing-Node.js-via-package-manager "Installing node via package managers"
+[nvm]: https://github.com/creationix/nvm "nvm: Node Version Manager - Simple bash script to manage multiple active node.js versions"
+[n]: https://github.com/tj/n "n: Node version management"
+[for-cats]: http://jsforcats.com/ "JavaScript For Cats: An introduction for new programmers"
+[node-school]: http://nodeschool.io/ "node school: Open source workshops built with Node that run in your terminal. Do them on your own or at a workshop nearby."