HTTP/2.0 For Python
Read OriginalThis article announces the development of 'hyper', a new Python library that implements the HTTP/2.0 protocol. It explains the benefits of HTTP/2.0, such as header compression and multiplexing, and demonstrates how the library provides a familiar API for making HTTP/2.0 requests. The post details its alpha status, current features, and future plans, while encouraging community testing and feedback.
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