A short breakdown of the history behind HTTP/3, how it was created, and reasons why you should adopt it for your company.

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The third major version of the Hypertext Transfer Protocol, i.e. HTTP/3, was adopted last month as an IETF standard (Internet Engineering Task Force) QUIC was initially developed by Google and is the successor of HTTP/2. Companies such as Google and Facebook already use QUIC to speed up the web.

HTTP/3 Is Now a Standard: Why Use It and How to Get Started

<p>Wow, http3 is here and this article explain very well what is and how it works,  talking about web’s history and how previous protocol versions differs</p>


<p>INSIGHTFUL! ✨ Thanks for sharing</p>
