Bits Up!

Well - look at what this morning brings: some Twitter.com enabled SPDY goodness in my firefox nightly! (below) spdy is currently enabled in...

Huzzah to Mark Nottingham , chair of the IETF HTTP Working Group. He proposes rechartering the group to "specify (sic) HTTP/2.0 an imp...

RST_STREAM turns out to be a feature of spdy that I under appreciated for a long time. The concept is simple enough - either end of the conn...

A use case for SPDY header compression: http://pix04.revsci.net/F09828/a4/0/0/0.js 380 bytes of gzipped javascript (550 uncompressed), sen...

Long router queue sizes on the web continue to be a hot networking topic - Jim Gettys has a long interview in ACM queue . Large unmanaged ...

Yesterday, I was fortunate enough to be able to address the codebits.eu conference and share my thoughts on why SPDY is an important chang...

I've been working on implementing SPDY as an experiment in Firefox lately. We'll have to see how it plays out, but so far I really l...

I've made a living dealing with fast networks and servers that run at really impressive transaction rates using all manner of nifty inte...

Every once in a while I'm still surprised at the potential upside of pipelines . I stumbled across a great example recently: Women In...

Parallelism helps when It hides network idleness during TCP Handshakes though persistent connections help with this too. It hides network ...

The firefox http connection implementation, and most others I have seen, binds the http connection and the tcp connection together 1 to 1 so...

You don't see a lot of HTTP Content-MD5 response headers, but I just discovered some piece of code that generates unpadded base 64 versi...