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There're plans to support the RFC specification for HTTP 2.0 as part of the node.js core?
There's some roadmap in mind? In that case, where it can be found?
Would be the existent HTTP parser extensible enough to support and converge with both protocol versions?
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The differences between HTTP/1.1 and 2.0 are significant enough that the existing http-parser and http module in core are not sufficient or extensible enough to support both. I'd love to get http/2 into core. Given that there's an existing conversation ongoing in nodejs/NG, as @tflanagan references, that's the right place to have the discussion. I'm definitely hoping a concrete proposal emerges from that soon!
There're plans to support the RFC specification for HTTP 2.0 as part of the node.js core?
There's some roadmap in mind? In that case, where it can be found?
Would be the existent HTTP parser extensible enough to support and converge with both protocol versions?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: