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It's a new protocol, what do you expect? Tooling will improve over time.

• d0ugie 13y ago
  > It's a new protocol, what do you expect? It's in use in significant capacities on the most-tracked websites with impressive results you are welcome to easily see for yourself firsthand on your own server. More browsers than Chrome support it. More than one popular server supports it, with Nginx bundling it. CDNs are getting on board. Etc. This is the first somewhat-negative article I've run into about it. That Google keeps working on it and releasing new drafts rather than kicking back and leaving it alone for the sake of creating an appearance of maturity, tabling better ideas they come up with for later, I don't think is a sign of lack of maturation, rather a sign that the demand for SPDY and improved performance is strong because people are finding out it's helpful and that Google can be relied upon further to make the web faster.