simonodell,
Up until now, I haven't responded to any of your posts because frankly - I can't stand web development. I believe I have remained dispassionate and objective and am having a hard time understanding why you are so upset at people's responses. Setting that aside before continuing, let me recap what I believe you have come up with.

You have created your own templating language that allows you to develop web applications easier and faster. The way this templating language works is by code generation rather than simple substitution. It appears to have some built-in short cuts which is one of the points of contention.

Assuming I have that right, you then reached out to the community through this forum to get people excited about what you have done and have them collaborate because optimizing for run time is something you wanted help with. From there things went down hill.

My advice: Stop wasting your time arguing. Find a different approach to get interest in your project and then let it gain mass. For instance, limit yourself to 3 hours and build a brand new publicly available website from scratch. Then, share with everyone how long it took you to build it along with how little work it actually took to build it. Then someone like me who hates to build websites might say - hey, that looks easy - I wonder how it works.

My offer: If you can give me something specific that you would like help with. A piece of code, a module, etc - I will be happy to take a look and tell you how I would go about optimizing it. What I don't have is a lot of time learning/exploring some new thing that I can't immediately see the personal benefit of.