[dart-misc] Any update on HTTP/2?

[DoHyung Kim]

According to the roadmap announced during the last developer summit, an
HTTP/2 implementation should be shipped with 1.12 scheduled around the end
of August this year.

Is the schedule still valid? I've seen the Github issue related to HTTP/2,
but it doesn't contain much information on what's going on. I can only see
the label saying its implementation has been started.

I plan to ship a service with backend written in Dart this year. So want to
get some hints on when HTTP/2 will be shipped for planning purpose.

Thanks in advance.

DH

['Martin Kustermann' via Dart Misc]

We plan on releasing an early version of a package:http2 around the 1.12
SDK release - maybe a little bit later.

[The 1.12 SDK release will most likely contain the switch of our SSL
implementation from NSS to BoringSSL. HTTP/2 is by default using SSL with
ALPN for protocol negotiation and having our BoringSSL implementation out
the door will make it much easier to make HTTP/2 servers (e.g. due to not
requiring the custom sqlite db for certificates, but being able to just use
PEM files).]

The HTTP/2 implementation will live in it's own package and will have
client and server support via SSL + ALPN or via a normal tcp sockets.
Upgrading from old (maybe unencrypted) HTTP/1.1 connections to HTTP/2 might
land later if there is a big need for it. package:http2 will have new
interfaces.

I hope this helps for your planning :)

Best Regards,
Martin

Post by DoHyung Kim
According to the roadmap announced during the last developer summit, an
HTTP/2 implementation should be shipped with 1.12 scheduled around the end
of August this year.
Is the schedule still valid? I've seen the Github issue related to HTTP/2,
but it doesn't contain much information on what's going on. I can only see
the label saying its implementation has been started.
I plan to ship a service with backend written in Dart this year. So want
to get some hints on when HTTP/2 will be shipped for planning purpose.
Thanks in advance.
DH
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[DoHyung Kim]

Thanks for sharing the progress and the plan.

I hope to be one of early adoptors of the coming package:http2.

Post by 'Martin Kustermann' via Dart Misc
We plan on releasing an early version of a package:http2 around the 1.12
SDK release - maybe a little bit later.
[The 1.12 SDK release will most likely contain the switch of our SSL
implementation from NSS to BoringSSL. HTTP/2 is by default using SSL with
ALPN for protocol negotiation and having our BoringSSL implementation out
the door will make it much easier to make HTTP/2 servers (e.g. due to not
requiring the custom sqlite db for certificates, but being able to just use
PEM files).]
The HTTP/2 implementation will live in it's own package and will have
client and server support via SSL + ALPN or via a normal tcp sockets.
Upgrading from old (maybe unencrypted) HTTP/1.1 connections to HTTP/2 might
land later if there is a big need for it. package:http2 will have new
interfaces.
I hope this helps for your planning :)
Best Regards,
Martin

Post by DoHyung Kim
According to the roadmap announced during the last developer summit, an
HTTP/2 implementation should be shipped with 1.12 scheduled around the end
of August this year.
Is the schedule still valid? I've seen the Github issue related to
HTTP/2, but it doesn't contain much information on what's going on. I can
only see the label saying its implementation has been started.
I plan to ship a service with backend written in Dart this year. So want
to get some hints on when HTTP/2 will be shipped for planning purpose.
Thanks in advance.
DH
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['Anders Sandholm' via Dart Misc]

Hi DH

Just a quick update from our side.

1) As you might have seen, we have switched
<http://news.dartlang.org/2015/09/dart-adopts-boringssl.html> to using
BoringSSL in 1.13 (current dev channel).

2) Also, Martin _just_ opened up for access to the http2 package on github
<https://github.com/dart-lang/http2> - but please note that this is an
alpha version and there are things missing.

While this is still very early days for the http2 package, I thought I'd
let you know since you expressed interest in becoming one of the early
adopters of the http2 package.

Thanks,
Anders

Post by DoHyung Kim
Thanks for sharing the progress and the plan.
I hope to be one of early adoptors of the coming package:http2.

Post by 'Martin Kustermann' via Dart Misc
We plan on releasing an early version of a package:http2 around the 1.12
SDK release - maybe a little bit later.
[The 1.12 SDK release will most likely contain the switch of our SSL
implementation from NSS to BoringSSL. HTTP/2 is by default using SSL with
ALPN for protocol negotiation and having our BoringSSL implementation out
the door will make it much easier to make HTTP/2 servers (e.g. due to not
requiring the custom sqlite db for certificates, but being able to just use
PEM files).]
The HTTP/2 implementation will live in it's own package and will have
client and server support via SSL + ALPN or via a normal tcp sockets.
Upgrading from old (maybe unencrypted) HTTP/1.1 connections to HTTP/2 might
land later if there is a big need for it. package:http2 will have new
interfaces.
I hope this helps for your planning :)
Best Regards,
Martin

Post by DoHyung Kim
According to the roadmap announced during the last developer summit, an
HTTP/2 implementation should be shipped with 1.12 scheduled around the end
of August this year.
Is the schedule still valid? I've seen the Github issue related to
HTTP/2, but it doesn't contain much information on what's going on. I can
only see the label saying its implementation has been started.
I plan to ship a service with backend written in Dart this year. So want
to get some hints on when HTTP/2 will be shipped for planning purpose.
Thanks in advance.
DH
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[DoHyung Kim]

Thanks, Anders.

I have been tracking progresses your side, and already noticed that the
landing of BoringSSL and the initial release of HTTP2. I'll definitely try
it soon.

BR,
DH

Post by 'Anders Sandholm' via Dart Misc
Hi DH
Just a quick update from our side.
1) As you might have seen, we have switched
<http://news.dartlang.org/2015/09/dart-adopts-boringssl.html> to using
BoringSSL in 1.13 (current dev channel).
2) Also, Martin _just_ opened up for access to the http2 package on github
<https://github.com/dart-lang/http2> - but please note that this is an
alpha version and there are things missing.
While this is still very early days for the http2 package, I thought I'd
let you know since you expressed interest in becoming one of the early
adopters of the http2 package.
Thanks,
Anders

Post by DoHyung Kim
Thanks for sharing the progress and the plan.
I hope to be one of early adoptors of the coming package:http2.

Post by 'Martin Kustermann' via Dart Misc
We plan on releasing an early version of a package:http2 around the 1.12
SDK release - maybe a little bit later.
[The 1.12 SDK release will most likely contain the switch of our SSL
implementation from NSS to BoringSSL. HTTP/2 is by default using SSL with
ALPN for protocol negotiation and having our BoringSSL implementation out
the door will make it much easier to make HTTP/2 servers (e.g. due to not
requiring the custom sqlite db for certificates, but being able to just use
PEM files).]
The HTTP/2 implementation will live in it's own package and will have
client and server support via SSL + ALPN or via a normal tcp sockets.
Upgrading from old (maybe unencrypted) HTTP/1.1 connections to HTTP/2 might
land later if there is a big need for it. package:http2 will have new
interfaces.
I hope this helps for your planning :)
Best Regards,
Martin

Post by DoHyung Kim
According to the roadmap announced during the last developer summit, an
HTTP/2 implementation should be shipped with 1.12 scheduled around the end
of August this year.
Is the schedule still valid? I've seen the Github issue related to
HTTP/2, but it doesn't contain much information on what's going on. I can
only see the label saying its implementation has been started.
I plan to ship a service with backend written in Dart this year. So
want to get some hints on when HTTP/2 will be shipped for planning purpose.
Thanks in advance.
DH
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