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If you look at the final part of the book “Browser APIs and Protocols” it includes WebSockets and WebRTC. It looks completely up to date. You can handle practic
by ipnon 3y ago
If you look at the final part of the book “Browser APIs and Protocols” it includes WebSockets and WebRTC. It looks completely up to date. You can handle practically any Web network problem with some combination of XHR, WebSockets and WebRTC.
- e12e 3y agoNot having read the book - judging by the (comprehensive!) table of contents - the most obviously missing piece is 5g (assuming it's not covered by the 4g section). And possibly a "future" bit on http/3 - also a little unclear how much there is about QUIC - but i assume the http/2 section covers it.