How to install the Node.js module on Windows _javascript tips

However, there are reports that Microsoft has contacted Node.js, and that there will be improvements soon.
So without installing Cygwin, can you build a node.js environment on Windows to test development? I made a simple test with Node.js + Express, which is basically feasible.
The steps are as follows:

1. Download Node.js official non-stable version of Windows executable program:
http://nodejs.org/#download
I used the 0.5.7 version in the experiment: Http://nodejs.org/dist/v0.5.7/node.exe

2. Create the C:\nodejs directory and save the Node.exe in this directory

3. Download Express. Because of dependencies, we also need to download: Connect, QS, mime and Jade (express default Template system. If you use another template system, you need to download the corresponding system.
Name Address Trial Version
---------------------------------------------------------------
Express:https://github.com/visionmedia/express 2.4.3
Connect:https://github.com/senchalabs/connect 1.7.1
Qs:https://github.com/visionmedia/node-querystring 0.3.1
Mime:https://github.com/bentomas/node-mime 1.2.4
Jade:https://github.com/visionmedia/jade 0.15.4

4. Create the C:\nodejs\node_modules directory, and create the [Module] directory in this directory separately. Then compress the files that were downloaded in the previous step and copy the related files to the [Module] directory.
Node_modules
|-Connect <= connect:lib/*
|-Express <= express:lib/*
|-Jade <= jade:lib/*
|-MIME <= mime:mime.js & types/*
|-QS <= qs:lib/*

5. In the C:\nodejs\node_modules directory, create the following files separately:
Connect.js
Content: Module.exports = require ('./connect/connect ');
Express.js
Content: Module.exports = require ('./express/express ');
Jade.js
Content: Module.exports = require ('./jade/jade ');
Mime.js
Content: Module.exports = require ('./mime/mime ');
Qs.js
Content: Module.exports = require ('./qs/querystring ');

6. Copy the bin/express file from the downloaded Express compression package to the C:\nodejs directory and rename it to Express.js

7. To modify the Express.js file, take the following 2.4.3 as an example:
7.1. Modify the MkDir function body
401:exec (' mkdir-p ' + path, function (err) {
->exec (' MD ' + path, function (err) {
7.2. Modify the MkDir function call
263:mkdir (path + '/public/javascripts ');
->mkdir (path + ' \\public\\javascripts ');
264:mkdir (path + '/public/images ');
->mkdir (path + ' \\public\\images ');
265:mkdir (path + '/public/stylesheets ', function () {
->mkdir (path + ' \\public\\stylesheets ', function () {
280:mkdir (path + '/views ', function () {
->mkdir (path + ' \\views ', function () {

8. Create a Express project:
C:\nodejs\node.exe express.js-s Hello

9. C:\nodejs\node_modules\*.* => c:\nodejs\hello\node_modules\

10. Run and test:
C:\nodejs\node.exe Hello\app.js
Open in Browser: http://localhost:3000, view results.

This test is complete.
The test file is given below, and I tested the express session in the test file. You can open it in a browser: Http://localhost:3000/session to see the results.

Test documents: Nodejs.rar