Hello HTTP/2, Goodbye SPDY | Hacker News
I got a copy of Paul-Henning Kamp's critique "HTTP/2.0 - The IETF is Phoning It In" off the ACM website before the link went dead. Here's a bit of what he said about it:"Some will expect a major update to the world’s most popular protocol to be a technical masterpiece and textbook example for future students of protocol design. Some will expect that a protocol designed during the Snowden revelatio
Kore - A robust web platform for applications in C and Python
Kore is a web application platform for writing scalable, concurrent web based processes in C or Python. It is built with a "secure by default" approach. It is fully privilege separated while using strong security features at the operating system level such as seccomp, pledge, unveil and more. Today Kore is used in a variety of applications ranging from high assurance cryptographic devices, machine
SPDY Book -- Learn the secrets of the new HTTP
The SPDY Book Making Websites Fly Learn the secrets of the new HTTP The SPDY Book Now Shipping! SPDY is a new protocol built on top of HTTP aimed at reducing page load times by 50% or more. It's a Release Party! The first edition of the SPDY Book is now available! The SPDY Book is just $24! The SPDY Book is 150+ pages of SPDY goodness and is delivered in a handy ZIP file that includes PDF, mobi an
Twitter Catches the 'SPDY' Train
Twitter is now serving up pages over Google's improved web protocol, making the site a bit speedier in Chrome and (soon) Firefox. Google is hoping that its SPDY protocol, pronounced "speedy," will one day speed up not just Google and Twitter, but the entire web. Twitter has embraced Google's vision of a faster web and is now serving webpages over the SPDY protocol to browsers that support it. SPDY
Life beyond HTTP 1.1: Google's SPDY - igvita.com
By Ilya Grigorik on April 07, 2011 Tim Berners-Lee rightfully deserves all the credit for his early work around URI, HTTP and HTML. His efforts ultimately led to the official HTTP 1.0 (RFC 1945) specification in 1996, the HTTP 1.1 proposal (RFC 2068) in 1997 and consequently the official HTTP 1.1 spec (RFC 2616) in 1999. The web as we know it wouldn't exist without these protocols. However, more t
SPDY
SPDY is deprecated. This page is out of date. SPDY was an experimental protocol for the web with the primary goal to reduce latency of web pages. Its successor is HTTP/2. Documentation SPDY: An experimental protocol for a faster web SPDY protocol specification Server Push and Server Hint Research An Argument For Changing TCP Slow Start - Mike Belshe 01/11/10 More Bandwidth Doesn't Matter (much) -
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