The QUIC-ematic universe season 2020-2021 preview
summary
QUIC reaches Draft 31 with the IETF moving toward version 1, an automated QUIC Interop Runner now exercising client and server implementations several times a day, and the unreliable Quiche Datagrams API landed and exercised via example apps. CONNECT-UDP/Masque defines tunneling UDP-over-QUIC, Chrome runs a WebTransport origin trial, and a live demo at http3.wtf/quictransport/client.html shows browser datagrams and streams echoing back.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction to QUIC
- 1:00Protocol standardization
- 2:24Implementation testing
- 3:37Streams and prioritization
- 5:20Datagrams and usage
- 6:50Tunneling and MASK
- 7:57Web transport exploration
- 10:28Future outlook and summary
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