spdy-with-server-push-tutorial | short tutorial on creating a SPDY server

spdy-with-server-push-tutorial is a JavaScript library. spdy-with-server-push-tutorial has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

Ilya Grigorik gave a great talk recently ostensibly titled HTTP 2.0 For Fun and Profit, even though he actually talks mostly about SPDY, the next generation web protocol developed at Google that the HTTP 2.0 Working Group is using as it's starting point/sandbox for new ideas. SPDY is a game-changer. It's going to change how web developers deliver content to the browser. No longer will we have to resort to hacks, building concatenated JS and CSS files, splitting up resources into different asset hosts to trick the browser into downloading more assets at once. We are going to have to rethink all of the assumptions we currently are making. So to get prepared, I built my very first SPDY app using node.js and the spdy module and I'm going to walk you through doing the same thing.