HTTP is Dead. Long Live HTTP/2! — Ben Ramsey — php[tek] 2015
Session recording from php[tek] 2015 Conference:
Abstract: Request for Comments (RFC) 2616 reigned supreme as the specification for the hypertext transfer protocol (HTTP) for fifteen years. Now, it's been obsoleted by a handful of new RFCs, and HTTP 2.0 is on the horizon. In this talk, we'll take a look at the new RFCs, discuss the differences and clarifications they make, and take a look ahead at what's new in HTTP 2.0 and what it means for you.
Bio: Ben Ramsey is a web craftsman, API enthusiast, and open source advocate living in Nashville, TN. Passionate about the PHP community, Ben is the founder of Atlanta PHP and organizer of Nashville PHP. A core contributor to PHP, Ben is co-author of php|architect's Zend PHP 5 Certification Study Guide and PHP 5 Unleashed, author of numerous articles, and a popular speaker at PHP conferences. When not building ShootProof's platform for professional photographers, Ben enjoys good beer and spending time with his family. Ben blogs at benramsey.com and is on Twitter and GitHub at @ramsey.