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authorPaul Duncan <pabs@pablotron.org>2022-03-09 23:44:43 -0500
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date: "2022-03-09T21:42:57-04:00"
---
What is the fastest [JavaScript][js] [HTML][] escape implementation? To
-find out, I did the following:
+find out, I:
1. Wrote [10 different JavaScript HTML escape implementations][impls].
-2. Created a web-based benchmarking tool which uses [web workers][] and the
- [Performance API][] to test the with a variety of string sizes and
- generates a downloadable [CSV][] of results.
-3. A set of scripts to aggregate and plot the results.
+2. Created a web-based benchmarking tool which uses [web workers][] and
+ the [Performance API][] to test the with a variety of string sizes
+ and generates a downloadable [CSV][] of results.
+3. Created a set of scripts to aggregate and plot the results as
+ [SVGs][svg].
## Results