dinomad

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   by dinomad 6y ago

   SPDY was very similar but incompatible with HTTP/2, scrapping it for a better option was a good move, IMO (HTTP/2 is still alive and well in Chrome).
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   by dinomad 6y ago

   I can support the sentiment, but now when every public facing HTTP endpoint is TLS-protected... That ship has sailed. On internal networks HTTP/1 is not going anywhere any time soon, so there's that.
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   by dinomad 6y ago

   You would rarely implement HTTP/1.x yourself. You could, but there are dedicated libraries for that.
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