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The only issue raised in the post you replied to was that TCP head-of-line blocking can be a bigger issue in HTTP/2. Claiming this makes the protocol "fundament
by profmonocle 8y ago
The only issue raised in the post you replied to was that TCP head-of-line blocking can be a bigger issue in HTTP/2. Claiming this makes the protocol "fundamentally broken" is a bit of a stretch.
Plus, this wasn't "found after less than a year". It was a known drawback from the very beginning, when the protocol was still SPDY, and deemed an acceptable tradeoff.