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> If you're still using HTTP 1.x Not sure why it was phrased that way but...isn't everybody? I know that HTTP/2 is released and browsers support it, but I'm f
by hungerstrike 9y ago
> If you're still using HTTP 1.x
Not sure why it was phrased that way but...isn't everybody?
I know that HTTP/2 is released and browsers support it, but I'm fairly certain that next to nobody is actually doing anything with it.
- klodolph 9y agoIt's getting rolled out in a lot of places. I think adoption is somewhere around 17% depending on how it's measured. I started using it for my personal website and it was really easy, the only part I missed was setting a cron job to reconfigure the web server whenever cert renewal went through.
- bcherny 9y agoGoogle, FB, Youtube, Wikipedia, and HN :) use HTTP2. I also use HTTP2 at work, and on every personal project. It's supported by every browser [1], and comes with a slew of benefits. It's usually trivial to set up, if you want to give it a shot. [1] http://caniuse.com/#feat=http2 http://caniuse.com/#feat=http2