HTTP2, one frame at a time
summary
Node.js code shows the actual claims: a secure HTTP/2 server and client that run locally, using TLS keygen for test certs, the built client logs HTTP/2 headers and body and curl and browser requests succeed. The talk demonstrates server push by pushing bundle.css into the client cache and it works, explains header compression into octet blocks that saves kilobytes, and covers flow control and stream prioritization with explicit weights (example compare weight 6 versus 12) so multiplexing avoids blocking.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Start
- 2:21What Is the Difference between Http 1 and Http 2
- 4:08Http 2
- 5:52Upgrade Header
- 8:06Tls Keygen
- 11:53Create a Secure Server
- 13:53Compatibility Api
- 20:19Connect to an Http to Client
- 28:21Strings
- 29:09Stream Prioritization
- 32:33Server Push
