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Well, if you believe HTTP/2.0 is an improvement then good luck to you. For me it's HTTP/1.1 until humans run out of electricity.
by bullen 4y ago
Well, if you believe HTTP/2.0 is an improvement then good luck to you.
For me it's HTTP/1.1 until humans run out of electricity.
- jrochkind1 4y agoThat was just one example, but the fact that people disagree on it seems enough to be an example of why the a "last webserver ever" would stop being so. But it was just one example. There are things other than hardware changes that make people want something different out of software. Maybe not you, maybe you never change what you want out of software for any reason. if so you are extremely atypical. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
- bullen 4y agoI don't chase eternal growth, I stop when I see something that is good enough: So OpenGL (ES) 3, HTTP/1.1, JSON, SMTP, DNS... But one thing that I have learned is hardware progression (C64 -> Amiga -> PC -> Raspberry 4) and that race is permanently over for humans for eternity. So we'll see what happens to software! Finally you can't just throw more energy at a problem, you actually need to write code with limitations in mind again!