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* Adding an extra resource on HTTP I've recently read this 3-part series on HTTP, mostly focused on HTTP/3 and QUIC, but the first part covers basic concepts about HTTP and how it evolved to HTTP/3 (which is really HTTP/2-over-QUIC) and I find it might be a great reading resource on the topic. I'm not recommending the 2nd and 3rd parts as they're linked through the 1st one and they diverge a little from the topic of HTTP (going into performance improvements and deployment of QUIC) * Replicating new HTTP resource to back end roadmap
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