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We need to assess what we are not currently providing to make Reel::Server HTTP/2 compatible, then start to implement the missing pieces of what's needed to be able to accept HTTP/2 requests.
It seems like the majority of this will invoke server push mechanics, which may be a tad more involved than Reel itself can handle by its limited scope. It doesn't know much about the context it is serving in.
This might become a separate reel-http2 gem, with a configuration object API to describe for the server what resources it can push to the client. That is, if HTTP/2 is largely about server context awareness.
We need to assess what we are not currently providing to make
Reel::Server
HTTP/2 compatible, then start to implement the missing pieces of what's needed to be able to accept HTTP/2 requests.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HTTP/2#Differences_from_HTTP_1.1
We don't seem that far off from compliance, especially with the core theory involved in pipelining in place.
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