Episode Synopsis "Café with Yang from Facebook, on HTTP3 and QUIC"

It was a true pleasure to have Yang Chi from Facebook with us, sharing his thoughts on the relationship between performance and user engagement, and why it is crucial to have visibility over the performance users are getting. Yang will then take us deeper into HTTP3 and QUIC, its potential benefits and tradeoffs. Yang also shares some interesting results observed during the world’s lockdown due to Covid-19 pandemics. Hope you enjoy it!Yang’s Twitter: https://twitter.com/chi_yang   App Performance Café: http://performancecafe.codavel.com/   Codavel: https://www.codavel.com/    

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