Web Performance 101: HTTP Headers
By Kameerath Kareem
Hypertext Transfer Protocol, or HTTP, was first introduced by Tim Berners-Lee
in 1991. The initial version HTTP/0.9 was designed to facilitate data
transfers between a client and server. The protocol works on a
request-response model over a TCP connection, but it’s evolved over the
years to include several improvements and advanced fea... (more)
It’s all over for us humans. It may not have been “The Matrix”[1], but
the machines look like they are finally poised to take our jobs. Machines
powered by artificial intelligence and machine learning process data faster,
aren’t hindered by stupid human biases, don’t waste time with gossip on
social media and don’t demand raises or more days off.
While there is a high probability that mac... (more)
Real-Time Communication Testing Evolution with WebRTC
It is of utmost importance for the future success of WebRTC to ensure that
interoperability is operational between web browsers and any WebRTC-compliant
client. To be guaranteed as operational and effective, interoperability must
be tested extensively by establishing WebRTC data and media connections
between different web browsers runn... (more)
