Never say "fastest" because at some point it may not be (or possibly for specific situations) and someone else may end up having the "fastest" of that kind of module instead.
Just call it "fast" and point to legitimate benchmarks (containing module versions and current date/time) that show that it's faster compared to similar modules.
I wrote this for fun in a couple of hours this past weekend and without incorporating any exceptional optimizations, it actually outperformed other "raw HTML"-capable engines like ejs and doT (which claims to be the "fastest"): https://github.com/mscdex/zup/wiki/Benchmarks
mscdex 2886 days ago. link 3 points ▲ ▼