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SPDY "gracefully degrades" to HTTP, so there's not really a chicken and egg problem. If your web server makes it easy to enable SPDY, there's not a big reason n
by tlrobinson 15y ago
SPDY "gracefully degrades" to HTTP, so there's not really a chicken and egg problem. If your web server makes it easy to enable SPDY, there's not a big reason not to (that I'm aware of).
Technically SPDY is an application layer protocol, but you shouldn't need to change your existing HTTP application to enable it.