chrome-node-http-server.js

// copy from node 0.12 source lib folder and add to your package.json
// 
// "browser": {
// "net": "chrome-net",
// "http": "./http/http.js",
// "_http_agent": "./http/_http_agent.js",
// "_http_client": "./http/_http_client.js",
// "_http_common": "./http/_http_common.js",
// "_http_incoming": "./http/_http_incoming.js",
// "_http_outgoing": "./http/_http_outgoing.js",
// "_http_server": "./http/_http_server.js",
// "freelist": "./http/freelist.js"
// },

var noop = function(){}
global.DTRACE_HTTP_SERVER_RESPONSE = noop
global.DTRACE_HTTP_SERVER_REQUEST = noop
global.DTRACE_HTTP_CLIENT_RESPONSE = noop
global.DTRACE_HTTP_CLIENT_REQUEST = noop
global.COUNTER_HTTP_SERVER_REQUEST = noop
global.COUNTER_HTTP_SERVER_RESPONSE = noop
global.COUNTER_HTTP_CLIENT_REQUEST = noop
global.COUNTER_HTTP_CLIENT_RESPONSE = noop

// monkey patch binding object browserify adds 
binding = {}
process.binding = function(name){
	return binding
}

// swap out the http parser 
process.binding('http_parser').HTTPParser = require('http-parser-js').HTTPParser;

// by default browserify will bundle http-browserify which we dont want 
var http = require('http');

var port = 4089; 

function handleRequest(request, response){
    response.end('hello world');
}

var server = http.createServer(handleRequest);

server.listen(port, function(){
	console.log("server listening on port "+port); 
})

var net = require('net');