Node.NET: Running Node.JS on Windows via .NET

Node plans to eventually support all POSIX-compatible operating systems (including Windows c MinGW), but at present it is only tested on Linux, MacOS X and Solaris.

At a meeting of Node.JS users in Palo Alto, someone asked about the work of Node under Windows, but the answer was not optimistic, - you can get them to work together, and this will happen. But today? Not so easy. Although it does not seem like a huge problem.

However, if you are still interested in running Node applications under Windows, and this idea of ​​vac inspires you:

C: \> node.exe server.js

... then you can thank Dan Newcum for creating Node.net , which gives us:

• The same work ideology as that of Node.JS (single-threaded event facade, non-blocking input / output in the background);
• Compatibility with Node.JS on the provided API;
• Written entirely in JavaScript (JScript.NET);
• Powered by the .NET engine.