A Reasonable Web
summary
Argues that the web needs more protocols and fewer ad hoc tool APIs, proposes a concrete Web Test Protocol with a suite/test/result model (example name WTP 1.0), gives pseudocode for serial evaluation of tests, and supplies a reference implementation written in ReasonML/OCaml to show native startups measured in single‑digit milliseconds versus Node’s hundreds of ms. Shows GraphQL’s mutation serial rule as a model, outlines types for suite/test/result, and invites protocol proposals on the project forum.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Start
- 21:23HTTP Request
- 22:10HTTP Response
- 23:38ECMA
- 26:32GraphQL
- 28:44Language Server Protocol
- 37:25Web Test Protocol
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