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Wasn't HTTP 2.0 a complete failure? I thought it was already obseleted.
by Yuioup 13y ago
Wasn't HTTP 2.0 a complete failure? I thought it was already obseleted.
- parasubvert 13y agoBy what? HTTP 2.0 is the standardized version of SPDY.
- Yuioup 13y agoFrom what I understood HTTP 2.0 was designed by a committee that failed to come up with a usable standard. That is why everybody still uses HTTP 1. I thought that 2.0 was skipped over in favor of another standard but I could be wrong.
- parasubvert 13y agoIETF is a rather chaotic process, probably the closest thing to "anti-committee" in the standards world. The working group chair, Mark Nottingham, is a pretty respected guy in the web world. If you use Chrome or Firefox as a browser, you're probably already using SPDY as many larger servers (Google, Wordpress, Twitter, a bit of Facebook) support it.