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DEPRECATED Firefund live style guide - this is very alpha
http://firefund.github.io/styleguide/kalei/
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Need http2 on the server #100

Open dotnetCarpenter opened 8 years ago

dotnetCarpenter commented 8 years ago

Need http2 on the server: https://www.npmjs.com/package/http2

Important for our load strategy outlined in #99.

carbureted commented 8 years ago

Support for http2 with express was pretty janky last time I tried it, are we sure this isn't premature optimization?

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dotnetCarpenter commented 8 years ago

yes, we are not going to bundle the majority of css and we will lazy load some html and js as web components. In short, Web Components does not make sense without http2. Which module did you try? This one: https://www.npmjs.com/package/http2 ??

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Support for http2 with express was pretty janky last time I tried it, are we sure this isn't premature optimization?

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carbureted commented 8 years ago

Yeah, for instance see https://github.com/molnarg/node-http2/issues/100 or https://github.com/expressjs/express/issues/2761. Last time I used it there were some hacks that would get a basic express app working, but it definitely didn't feel stable (other modules would occasionally crash, etc). Things might have changed in past months, though.