How prepared are you when it comes to building network-enabled applications? This book provides what every web developer should know about the network - from fundamental limitations that affect performance to major innovations for building even more powerful browser apps. By understanding what the browser can and cannot do, you'll be able to make better design decisions and deliver faster web applications to your users. Author Ilya Grigorik - a developer advocate and web performance engineer at Google - starts with the building blocks of TCP and UDP, and then dives into newer technologies such as HTTP 2.0, WebSockets, and WebRTC. This book explains the benefits of these technologies and helps you determine which ones to use for your next application. Learn how TCP affects the performance of HTTP Understand why mobile networks are slower than wired networks Use best practices to address performance bottlenecks in HTTP Discover how HTTP 2.0 (based on SPDY) will improve networking Learn how to use Server Sent Events (SSE) for push updates, and WebSockets for XMPP chat Explore WebRTC for browser-to-browser applications such as P2P video chat Examine the architecture of a simple app that uses HTTP 2.0, SSE, WebSockets, and WebRTC
##端到端的讲解http链路
评分##简洁明了,理论和实践结合,难得的好书,等正式版出来再读一遍
评分 评分 评分HTTP/2 的部分已过时。标准变得太快,HPACK 那时候还没有呢,这里也就没写。 在线版有内容更新:http://chimera.labs.oreilly.com/books/1230000000545/index.html
评分 评分##深刻理解网络延迟,带宽解决不了问题,你不可能超过光速。
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