HTTP 3 Explained

HTTP/3 can make a big difference in how users experience websites.
In general, the more resources your site requires, the bigger the performance improvement you’ll see with HTTP/3 and QUIC.
Benchmark Tests:
requestmetrics.com/web-perfor...

[@faruzzy]

I think the bottom of line is that http 3 will allow sites to load faster. Thanks for doing this. I'm saving this video to revisit later as it will take a few sessions for me to grab everything that was covered . Thank you for taking the time to do this once again!

[@MichaelBohemian]

It'll make downloading faster but also constant communication. Not just ask and receive but constant Solid connections always transceiving which should improve all current streaming systems and video chat services, improve game server lobbying as Games move to web. Imagine remote workers controlling robots needing constant connections to their avatars and future thinking stuff beyond faster webpages.

[@bjk837]

Love the animation! Love the explanation! Keep it going 🚀

[@pvrohanraj]

Performance makes a big difference. HTTP/3 loads sites faster, especially Images and content. I can see it's use, Informative

[@ChristopherGray00]

great video!! you deserve way more subs ♥

[@Little.Queenie]

Thanks for the knowledgement and congrats for the video/explanation quality.

[@Juliozz3]

Great video and great explanation. Thanks!

[@vijayshreenivos9417]

Excellent explanation

[@AmexL]

Good visuals and explanations.

[@IvanKleshnin]

Great presentation, subbed!

[@jitender1712]

Great explanation in short time.

[@calderonharoldkim8128]

you have about the software. I personally enjoy learning so it was a little bit easier to do it over ti. But you’ll get there brother

[@benediktgoerdt9827]

Nice video! Thank you :)

[@olegnikitindev]

Best explanation ever❤

[@faustomansillasanz6574]

Very well explained :)

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[@chichudox]

Amazing explanantion, +1 sub here :D

[@PabloPazosGutierrez]

Pocket? Isn't it packet?

[@paoloemiljio424]

Nice Video

[@mdrashidhussain1815]

Http2 packets ordering is not a problem. That head of line blocking is why http2 came to address (from the shortcomings of http1.1)

[@zarmeenayasmee4522]

you guys should invest more ti into the Nice tutorialp hop scene along with tutorials too

[@radoeka]

How to enable http3 for Apache and Ngix?

[@IvanKleshnin]

Nginx does not support http/3 yet. The ETA is the end of 2022.

[@prohacker5086]

whats the drawback

[@ZelenoJabko]

Quick pockets haha

[@smit17xp]

So its HTTP over UDP ?

[@_____case]

UDP is connectionless, but the industry has built a connection-oriented protocol on top of UDP called QUIC. HTTP/3 is HTTP over QUIC.

[@truesonic669]

Tls and https are slow. They use port 443. Quic is udp and using the same port number.

[@JorgetePanete]

Thank you for having an acceptable accent

[@ejonesss]

i think they should put encryption and assumption of sabotage into the quic protocol. so if a packet is lost then the client can say to the server please resend the packet and encrypt it as i suspect someone is trying to sabotage the connection.

[@truesonic669]

Udp over quic.

[@QuadDerrick]

a cloud is a server..

[@ZelenoJabko]

TCP pocket haha

[@Tetsuo6995]

Yes the video is great but there are too many pockets and too little packets here :) It's a bit unfortunate because the script is really good anyway and the infographics are too notch too.

[@fullfungo]

@@Tetsuo6995too notch haha

[@kaleemullah247]

I got the UDP joke and it was not funny.