bagder

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HTTP/2 connection coalescing(daniel.haxx.se)
4 points by bagder 10y ago|0 comments
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by bagder 11y ago
-x is already in there, which is the short version of --proxy...
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Content over HTTP/2(daniel.haxx.se)
2 points by bagder 11y ago|0 comments
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by bagder 11y ago
The usage share there referred to stats from Mozilla and Firefox 36, where HTTP/1.0 is seen in 1% of all HTTP responses compared to 10% for HTTP/2. / Daniel - author of those slides
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by bagder 12y ago
That's excellent to hear, thanks! If you have a public URL with such a statement I'd link to it from the post... (hint hint) =)
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by bagder 12y ago
Yes it is indeed by the author of curl! (me ;-)
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by bagder 12y ago
curl has a --libcurl option which you can add to a curl command line, and then it'll generate a libcurl-using C code template for that same operation...
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by bagder 12y ago
It all depends on how you count and what a "user" is of course, but this little list helps to give a picture: http://curl.haxx.se/docs/companies.html
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by bagder 12y ago
I believe they originally come from the libwww-perl project? According to wikipedia it was first released with perl 4.0036, which was in Februrary 1993, but I can't find out if it included GET and HEAD etc already then...
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by bagder 12y ago
Those were the early days of HTTP, so no, people didn't really get a lot of HTTP "manually" like that. We used other existing tools to get gopher and ftp though. When I started my work on httpget in 1996, I didn't know a
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Curl, 17 years old today(daniel.haxx.se)
420 points by bagder 12y ago|95 comments
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TLS in HTTP/2(daniel.haxx.se)
93 points by bagder 12y ago|33 comments
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by bagder 12y ago
As the author of the document - thanks!
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by bagder 12y ago
Sorry, but that doesn't make a lot of sense. Pipelining is far from a replacement for HTTP/2 as the document explains a bit. Besides, Safari already supports SPDY because of this.
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by bagder 12y ago
This doesn't drive the standards process in any particular direction, this is just a broken implementation that doesn't adhere to the current standard draft!