HTTP/2 For Me & You
summary
HTTP/2 adoption since its 2015 release is messy but usable three years on: expect multiplexing over a single TCP connection, a binary framing layer, HPACK header compression, and stream prioritization working in browsers only over HTTPS with ALPN required. Server implementations include Apache’s mod_http2 (backed by nghttp2) and nginx directives; tools for inspection include h2i and nghttp2’s clients. Server push exists but lacks reliable best practices.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Start
- 5:24The Binary Framing Layer
- 5:45Header Compression
- 6:18Stream Prioritization
- 6:52Server Push
- 8:02Compatibility Api
- 8:43Set Up Your Apache Server
- 12:31Console Debugger








