Which is like saying "why not just use V8?" when talking about Node.js. IronJS, once it is ready, will likely be the best JS implementation (and its certainly t

Which is like saying "why not just use V8?" when talking about Node.js. IronJS, once it is ready, will likely be the best JS implementation (and its certainly the one I have my sights on!) through which to build and run a Node-like JS server on .NET but you'll still need to build the Node-like implementation itself (hopefully mostly if not entirely in JS.)