Varion Labs is a collection of experimental networking tools and learning-oriented libraries focused on modern web protocols.

The goal of this organization is to explore and demonstrate implementations of:

• HTTP/2
• HTTP/3
• QUIC
• HPACK
• Event-driven networking

Many projects are designed as minimal, educational implementations that help developers understand protocol internals and experiment with networking stacks in PHP and Rust.

Experimental HTTP server CLI and development tool.

Planned features include:

• HTTP/2 server experiments
• PHP extension build tooling
• development utilities for protocol experimentation

Minimal implementation of the HTTP/2 HPACK header compression algorithm.

Focus:

• educational implementation
• minimal dependencies
• protocol learning

Library for generating and parsing HTTP/2 frames.

This project aims to provide a clear and minimal implementation of:

• frame encoding
• frame parsing
• protocol experimentation tools

Research and experimental implementations related to QUIC and HTTP/3.

These repositories may include:

• protocol experiments
• interoperability testing
• minimal client/server implementations

Projects in this organization follow a few guiding principles:

• Minimal implementations Focus on the smallest possible implementation that demonstrates how the protocol works.

• Educational value Code should be readable and useful for developers studying networking protocols.

• Experiment-friendly The repositories are designed to allow quick experimentation and exploration.

Projects may use a mix of:

• PHP
• Rust
• C libraries
• native networking APIs

These tools are primarily intended for learning, experimentation, and research, rather than production deployment.

Unless otherwise specified, projects are typically released under the MIT License.

Created and maintained by the developer behind the experiments published under this organization.