How is server push implemented in current nginx?<p>Can nginx itself automatically parse HTML/CSS and send required resources?<p>Is there a mechanism for the proxied application to specify additional resources? (for JavaScript use)
Oh. I hoped for an announcement like 'it's in the latest stable version'.<p>That they are working on it is well known for quite some time - am I missing something?
Images are fun. But I'd like to see a demo showing how http/2 can affect asset managers / web development. Perhaps show a site with 1-5 bundled css / js vs 100-500 individual css / js.<p>Does a demo like that exist?
I wish unencrypted HTTP/2 without TLS could be supported in major browsers. Although use of encryption should be very strongly encouraged, making it mandatory creates a lot of headaches in certain scenarios.
Neat, I'll be keeping an eye on this, it should be a similar process to loading the SPDY module in nginx, right? I'm not that much of a sysops guy, but it was (from what I remember) quite easy to get that loaded up.<p>I managed to get my own site going with SPDY 3.1 draft, so I'm quite eager to get HTTP2 support going - if not for it's multiplexing, just to be ahead of the curve!
would be interesting to see the difference in speed with a real world site instead of 200 images.<p>Will this be a drop in replacement for 1.1 with nginx?
will nginx fall back to 1.1 on browsers that don't support 2?