WebTransport is like the Swiss Army knife of web communication: it runs on HTTP/2 and HTTP/3, packs reliable and unreliable streams into one TLS-wrapped connection, and fixes long-standing quirks in WebSockets, gRPC, and HTTP/2 push. That means true real-time, bidirectional data—server-initiated, multiplexed, and low-latency—all without resorting to hacks.
In his deep dive, Hussein Nasser shows how to upgrade via Extended CONNECT, explains why HTTP/2 push flopped, dissects YouTube’s notification woes, and even shares proxying tricks. If you’re building anything from live games to streaming dashboards, WebTransport is a genuine game changer.
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