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Where does that document say that WebTransport is just WebSockets over HTTP/3? The only thing in common is that both features provide reliable bi-directional st
by koakuma-chan 2y ago
Where does that document say that WebTransport is just WebSockets over HTTP/3? The only thing in common is that both features provide reliable bi-directional streams, but WebTransport also supports unreliable streams and a bunch of other things. Please read the docs. There is also RFC 9220
Bootstrapping WebSockets with HTTP/3, which is literally WebSockets over HTTP/3.
- lttlrck 2y agoHe said "basically" which should be interpreted as "roughly"? Then it seems his assert is roughly correct?
- koakuma-chan 2y agoMaybe? Isn't WebSockets basically TCP? Roughly? I wrote that WebSockets provide reliable bi-directional streams, but it actually doesn't. It implements message framing. WebTransport also doesn't support "unreliable streams", it's actually called "datagrams". WebTransport doesn't even have to be used over HTTP/3 per the latest spec, so is it basically WebSockets reimplemented in HTTP/3? No.
- motorest 2y ago> (...) but WebTransport also supports unreliable streams and a bunch of other things. If you take some time to learn about WebTransport, you will eventually notice that if you remove HTTP/3 from if you remove each and every single feature that WebTransport touts as changes/improvements over WebSockets.