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Use HTTP/2 and SPDY #15
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As a simple development server I don't feel like this has much value. Is there a particular use-case for development that you have that requires HTTP/2? Running Another quirk is that this project is a simple wrapper around BrowserSync's server feature. If it can't do HTTP/2, then I assume we'd have large difficulty trying to work that in via |
I agree with Chris, but curiosity has got me ... I'd like to see what you have in mind just to satisfy that :) |
Thanks all. Well, let me lay out my arguments for you here first -- if
If this is at least a colorable argument to you, let me know and I'll take All best On Wed, Feb 3, 2016 at 5:53 AM John Papa notifications@github.com wrote:
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Another +1 for this, especially as a development server. When you load Angular2 via SystemJS, you have quite a large number of requests depending on your import tree. This is not the production experience, but it kinda slows down the development experience (sample). HTTP/2 might be a good solution for this development-only problem. |
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Thanks so much for building this tool, it's really outstandingly useful.
In keeping with the "the future is today" mentality of most of the newer JS frameworks, would you be willing to entertain a PR that introduced support for HTTP/2 and SPDY via node-spdy?
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