Name: Exploring Caddy, HTTP/2, and Let’s Encrypt by Fernando Álvarez
Start: 2016-03-16T19:30:00+01:00
End: 2016-03-16T22:30:00+01:00
Location: source{d}

Exploring Caddy and how HTTP/2 and Let's Encrypt are possible today, by Fernando Álvarez (https://twitter.com/fern4lvarez)

Talk description:

Caddy is a next generation, dead simple web server written in Go that brings HTTP/2 and free HTTPS support out of the box, with no action required. We'll explore how it will change the way we use web servers, the benefits of a new HTTP protocol and full encryption for the web. We'll also dig into the internals of Caddy and learn how these features are implemented. Bio:

About Fernando Álvarez:

Fernando Álvarez is a software engineer based in Madrid working for BeBanjo since 2015. Previously he spent a few years in Berlin dealing with complex infrastructures and large Go codebases.

Afterward we will have some beers and pizzas sponsored by source{d} (http://sourced.tech)

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