PHK keeps calling for radical changes to HTTP semantics which other people don't have the stomach for and would take a decade to deploy even if they did. In some sense, getting HTTP/2 done quickly clears the field for people like PHK to start on HTTP/3 sooner.
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PHK keeps calling for radical changes to HTTP semantics which other people don't have the stomach for and would take a decade to deploy even if they did. In some sense, getting HTTP/2 done quickly clears the field for people like PHK to start on HTTP/3 sooner.
Not entirely true. PHK outlines some specific issues with HTTP/2 that makes a load balancer's job harder and/or less performant.