Note to Windows users: if you do not have admin rights to your machine, you can still install Git and NodeJS. The Git GUI installer should allow you to only install for the local user. For NodeJS, you need to add the directory where node.exe (and npm) is located to the Windows PATH variable. Running rundll32 sysdm.cpl,EditEnvironmentVariables from the Command Prompt will open up the settings window that allows you to edit the Path Environmental Variable. Once you are editing the Path, make a new entry and put in the filepath to the folder containing node.exe and npm.
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