HTTP protocol has been the glue that holds together the Web, mobile apps and servers. In the world of constant innovation, HTTP/1.1 appeared to be the only safe island of consistency until the announcement of HTTP/2. Yet, even with HTTP being as robust and efficient as it is, there is still room for improvement, and this is what this post is about. LinkedIn’s Traffic Infrastructure team is making
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