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What are you talking about? The net package does support ipv6[0]. Also, while ipv6 is important, let's keep in mind that many hosting providers (including Amaz
by chimeracoder 12y ago
What are you talking about? The net package does support ipv6[0].
Also, while ipv6 is important, let's keep in mind that many hosting providers (including Amazon) still don't provide IPv6, and have no timeline for it either.
HTTP2 is at the application level, so it is useful immediately, without any change to existing infrastructure.
[0] http://golang.org/pkg/net/ http://golang.org/pkg/net/
- hobarrera 12y ago> Also, while ipv6 is important, let's keep in mind that many hosting providers (including Amazon) still don't provide IPv6, and have no timeline for it either. There are transitional techniques, like NAT64 to connect to those hosts. Keep in mind that some ISPs only offer native IPv6, so lack of proper IPv6 support means go-apps become unusable. There's IPv6 support, but things like `conn, err := net.Dial("tcp", "google.com:80")` fail on IPv6-only hosts, because only an IPv4 connection is attempted.