I have a suspicion you could save the html css and js of that site and host it yourself with a static file server/s3 bucket. More on reddit.com

TSON.stringify(numArr) Is roughly 10x slower on an array of 1m numbers. Replacing it with strings and it is 2x slower. Ironically, replacing it with TSON.stringify(..) is then comparable. Edit: // type.ts import TSON from 'typescript-json'; let numInArray = 1000000; let a: number[] = []; for (let i = 0; i < numInArray; i++) { a.push(i); } let b = { item: a }; let iterations = 10; let ms = Date.now() for (let i = 0; i < iterations; i++) { TSON.stringify<{item: number[]}>(b); } let tsonDur = Date.now() - ms; ms = Date.now(); for ( let i = 0; i < iterations; i++) { JSON.stringify(b); } let jsonDur = Date.now() - ms; console.log('tson: ', tsonDur); console.log('json: ', jsonDur); Running in the latest node:16 docker image // output root@5734a17bed1e:~/tester# npx ttsc type.ts && node type.js tson: 2352 json: 254 More on reddit.com