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ASP Net Core can use QUIC. It uses MsQuic library and libmaquic.
by metaltyphoon 3y ago
ASP Net Core can use QUIC. It uses MsQuic library and libmaquic.
- still_grokking 3y agoOh, right! There is also MS. I've forgot to mention their lib as I'm not working with any MS technologies. Apologies.
- Lorin 3y agoIIS is still waiting for it, you have to run some esoteric commands to try it out and it doesn't reliably function.
- still_grokking 3y agoWell, it's not ready for prime time: https://interop.seemann.io/ https://interop.seemann.io/ A more or less full list of implementations is here: https://github.com/quicwg/base-drafts/wiki/Implementations https://github.com/quicwg/base-drafts/wiki/Implementations But I personalty would have qualms with all the C implementations. Crypto and very complex protocols are nothing one should implement in C, imho. This cries for disaster. And what's left, especially in an usable state, is quite underwhelming currently. Higher level libs / frameworks like Java's Netty and Rusts Hyper chose Quiche for QUIC. The only other ready to use libs I've found were AIOQUIC for Python and quic-go. Those are also the only ones with a working WebTransport feature currently. Looking on the above linked inter-op tables MS will need some time to catch up. QUIC is indeed complex.