Node.js is becoming a really popular development platform. It is originally designed to work on *nix environments and most of the modules are now working properly on Windows thanks Microsoft support, but most of the modules does not necessarily means that the modules you require will actually work; one of them: Mongoose, a driver to work with MongoDB. Update: I just found that Mongoose is already working on Windows, but this guide is still valid if you need to work with a Linux server. To solve this situation I had struggled through different configurations and tests and so far the nicest one for me is the one I’ll describe below.
Developing Node.js applications on Windows
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