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I wanted a guide that focused on the one thing all web developers have in common - the page construction process in the browser. We all use different servers, languages, etc.

HTTP2 will absolutely change a lot of how this works, you're right. I chose not to cover it as it won't be a real option for most developers until nginx supports it (still in alpha). The skills I'm teaching in the article re: the Timeline can still be applied when HTTP2 gains mass adoption, so you can test for yourself whether or not the recommendations in the article still make sense.




Okay. I'm pointing these out because it says Full-stack in the title.

Nginx servers can run SPDY until HTTP/2 is stable, or use an HTTP/2 capable proxy.


For those interested, the unstable (alpha) HTTP/2 element of NGINX is this patch for the 1.9.x mainline versions: http://nginx.org/patches/http2/README.txt




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