There were so many people just calling for rubber-stamping SPDY as HTTP 2.0 without any changes that frankly, I feel lucky that we're getting revisions at all. The editor of the draft is a good guy, and I trust him to make good changes.
I think it's pretty ludicrous that so many people are willing to let an advertising company basically re-write the way that every computer on the web talks to each other with very little questioning, but this is the place that we're at nowadays. For better or worse, the big vendors guide the standards process. I'd like to see more involvement from the little guys, but that has its own set of challenges.
I think it's pretty ludicrous that so many people are willing to let an advertising company basically re-write the way that every computer on the web talks to each other with very little questioning, but this is the place that we're at nowadays. For better or worse, the big vendors guide the standards process. I'd like to see more involvement from the little guys, but that has its own set of challenges.