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HTTP1.1 was the standard for decades (1990-2015, technically still extant). People usually just "stop there" because it's what the majority of browsers and devi
by deaddodo 3y ago
HTTP1.1 was the standard for decades (1990-2015, technically still extant). People usually just "stop there" because it's what the majority of browsers and devices were targeted to support and does "just enough" of what they're seeking.
Of course you would make an HTTP/2 server, if you were looking for active push support and the like.
- AdamJacobMuller 3y agoAlso, HTTP/1 is amazingly simple compared to HTTP/2. I can write you an HTTP/1 server in bash in an hour or two.