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I don't think I'd characterize HTTP as having fractured in anything like the way XMPP has, which seems to have deliberately chosen a wild-west approach to exten
by stormbrew 5y ago
I don't think I'd characterize HTTP as having fractured in anything like the way XMPP has, which seems to have deliberately chosen a wild-west approach to extensibility vs. HTTP's more modest evolution. Until we got http2 and http3 in a span of 5 years, but that's because a big megacorp forced it to happen -- and even then those are backwards compatible with http1.1.