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The speed claim should probably be replaced with memory numbers. We are using luvit on a project because it uses much less memory than node.js and yet allows the team to use a familiar programming model.

Right now our project weighs in at about 4.5 MB RSS with statically linked in openssl. :)



If you're just using OpenSSL for primitives, look at PolarSSL. I, a total newb, managed to wrap the SHA functions without too much fuss before I moved on (long story).

https://github.com/jchester/lua-polarssl


Comparatively how much memory was Node.js using?


28MB - 35MB depending on the GC cycle IIRC.




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