HTTP/2 is here, now let's make it easy
summary
HTTP/2 gives one connection multiplexed requests, server push starts at 96ms but DevTools hides it, and browsers require HTTPS. Real work: experiments use node spdy / H2O / nginx, parsing Chrome net internals and compiling Chromium to prove pushes actually arrive early. Findings: Chrome network tab shows push only after acceptance, Firefox reports unclear status, CDN support is spotty (Cloudflare partial). The author’s net parser produces a sad but accurate waterfall.
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chapters (4)
- 0:00Introduction
- 5:46How will your server support HTTP2
- 8:45How will you visualize HTTP2
- 13:56How will my app work with HTTP
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