QUIC: let's build an application-specific protocol on top of UDP and call it a day.
So really, is it faster? Does it reduce the amount of load on network devices? Does it allow a server to serve more connections more quickly than the equivalent HTTP/2.0 stack? Does it make my web app faster?
I mean, for 99% of Wordpress sites the problem is Wordpress, not the transport protocol. For a lot of the web the problem is client-side rendering issues.
QUIC may solve a problem, but is it a problem in real life or a thought experiment that got folded into a standard?
So really, is it faster? Does it reduce the amount of load on network devices? Does it allow a server to serve more connections more quickly than the equivalent HTTP/2.0 stack? Does it make my web app faster?
I mean, for 99% of Wordpress sites the problem is Wordpress, not the transport protocol. For a lot of the web the problem is client-side rendering issues.
QUIC may solve a problem, but is it a problem in real life or a thought experiment that got folded into a standard?