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Kinda sad to hear vendors say they'll support it once it gets traction. How is it supposed to get traction if it's not available to users?
by teamhappy 12y ago
Kinda sad to hear vendors say they'll support it once it gets traction. How is it supposed to get traction if it's not available to users?
- jimjag 12y agoWell, most of these projects are real open source projects, in which resources are somewhat sparse, and so new features and additions need to be prioritized. There is still some question regarding just how "good" http/2 really is. The complexity of http/2, as well as the fact that it really doesn't "fix" a lot of the problems in http/1.1, means that its universal applicability is still very much in question.