I really enjoyed the writing for the first part, which told me things that I knew already, but then (just as I was expecting it to teach me about HTTP/2, which I know almost nothing about other than it’s a binary protocol) it showed me a load of Rust code just in case I wanted to use some random selection of Rust libraries instead of learning about HTTP. I think there might have been some explanation of HTTP/2 in the section about making HTTP/2 requests without an existing library, but it was so interleaved with the Rust bits that I missed it.
I’d love to see a version of this that separates the teaching-about-HTTP bits from the teaching-about-Rust bits.
I really enjoyed the writing for the first part, which told me things that I knew already, but then (just as I was expecting it to teach me about HTTP/2, which I know almost nothing about other than it’s a binary protocol) it showed me a load of Rust code just in case I wanted to use some random selection of Rust libraries instead of learning about HTTP. I think there might have been some explanation of HTTP/2 in the section about making HTTP/2 requests without an existing library, but it was so interleaved with the Rust bits that I missed it.
I’d love to see a version of this that separates the teaching-about-HTTP bits from the teaching-about-Rust bits.
Fair point about the article and my submission. I added the rust label.
I agree with all of this.