IETF ...as one who had authority [This post was started at IETF 104, and since IETF 105 is in a few weeks, I figure I'd better finish it.]There's an ongoing discussion in the HTTP community over what constitutes
IETF IETF 101: Balance of Concerns There were many great conversations and much excellent work done last week at IETF 101 in London. As is so often the case lately, many of our decisions had to balance the intersection
IETF IETF 100: War for the Middle IETF 100 took place a few weeks ago in Singapore, and across multiple venues, there was one topic that surfaced repeatedly, and opinions vary so widely that we might almost consider it a
IETF QUIC and Streams In my previous post, I talked about why QUIC matters to the future of the Internet. I'd also like to look a little more closely at why it matters to HTTP specifically. Obviously,
IETF A QUIC Introspective In my long-ago last post on HTTP/2, I said that I would follow up with a discussion of QUIC and why I believe it's important. Real life has been unfortunately busy, but
IETF A QUIC retrospection on HTTP/2 You may have heard this term "QUIC" floating around the Internet, and not known what to do with it. Is it an adverb? An acronym? A bad pun? And what does
