L. Pereira

It doesn't, yeah. Let me look into it. (Might take a while as life is pretty busy around here, though.) On Thu, Oct 14, 2021, 08:29 Herby Gillot ***@***.***> wrote:...

For WebSockets, this blog post seems quite nice: https://blog.pusher.com/websockets-from-scratch/

For HTTP/2 I'd write everything myself, like I did with HTTP/1. [This video](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yG-UaBJXZ80) is a nice one as well, although from the client side.

@mcirsta There's a chance, yes, but since I don't need it at the moment and I've been pretty busy with other personal projects, it's quite unlikely I'll implement it soon....

There are many reasons I haven't implemented this yet, and the major one is that I'd like to work on other less demanding projects. If I were to implement this,...

Right now, no, Lwan isn't very demanding -- it's in a maintenance state. However, before that, yeah, I'd work on it almost every free waking hour. I don't think you're...

Read this [blog post here](https://tia.mat.br/posts/2014/10/06/life_of_a_http_request.html). It won't say which files implement what, but there are some code excerpts. Then you can use `git grep` to look around.

Websockets is now being tracked on #230. An experimental version has been pushed.

I'm taking a break from Lwan, so it's unlikely this will be implemented anytime soon. Please remember that this is an open source project, so if you'd like to have...

Documentation is indeed important. I thought about it a few times but never got around actually writing it. If I had some help, specially from a native speaker, it would...