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Summit Topic: QUIC In-Depth #185

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jasnell opened this issue Aug 13, 2019 · 9 comments
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Summit Topic: QUIC In-Depth #185

jasnell opened this issue Aug 13, 2019 · 9 comments
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Collaborator Summit Montreal 2019 Session Proposal A session proposal for the Collaboration Summit

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jasnell commented Aug 13, 2019

Topic of the session
QUIC In-Depth

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This will be an in-depth look at the QUIC protocol implementation being worked on for Node.js. This will dig into the internals to let folks know how it is has been implemented, why and how it works the way it does, etc.

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James M Snell (@jasnell)

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@jasnell jasnell added Collaborator Summit Session Proposal A session proposal for the Collaboration Summit Montreal 2019 labels Aug 13, 2019
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evahowe commented Nov 15, 2019

How long would you like this session to run?

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evahowe commented Nov 15, 2019

@jasnell Also what is the level of experience you would like people to have? What type of session is this? (workshop, collaborate, etc) What pre-requisite knowledge should people have?

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evahowe commented Nov 21, 2019

@jasnell --- ping! ^^

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jasnell commented Nov 21, 2019

30 minutes is fine. This is a session specifically for Node.js core contributors to update them on the progress, design, and implementation of the QUIC implementation.

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We moved this session to
Day 1, at 1600, in Room 510AC

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trivikr commented Dec 13, 2019

@trivikr trivikr mentioned this issue Dec 14, 2019
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trivikr commented Dec 14, 2019

Tweet thread of the session https://twitter.com/trivikram/status/1205595981435326465

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@jasnell are there any notes or other artifacts for this session? If so can you share them here? I am happy to make a PR and add them to the summit directory or feel free to raise one by yourself. Thanks!

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Closing this issue. @jasnell please submit your notes or presentations if you made any. Cheers!

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