HTTP/2 & QUIC: Boosting API Speed & Reliability 🚀

What Are HTTP/2 And QUIC And How Do They Power API Endpoints? Ever wondered how modern network protocols make API communication faster and more reliable? In this informative video, we explore the technologies behind faster data transfer for backend development, focusing on HTTP/2 and QUIC. We’ll start by explaining what these protocols are and how they improve the way servers and applications exchange information. You’ll learn how HTTP/2 introduces multiplexing and header compression to reduce delays and increase efficiency. We’ll also cover how Server Push allows servers to send resources proactively, speeding up load times. Next, we’ll discuss QUIC, a newer protocol designed to address some limitations of TCP, such as connection setup times and head-of-line blocking issues. We’ll explain how QUIC operates over User Datagram Protocol (UDP) and its benefits for mobile and unstable networks. The video also covers how HTTP/3, built on top of QUIC, combines the strengths of both protocols to deliver even faster and more dependable communication. For backend developers working with APIs, these protocols enable multiple requests over a single connection, optimize metadata transfer, and improve overall performance without requiring changes to existing API designs. Join us to understand how these innovations can make your API endpoints more responsive and scalable.

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