On 1 June 2015 at 16:59, jean-frederic clere <[email protected]> wrote:
> On 06/01/2015 04:31 PM, Leif Hedstrom wrote: > >> Hi all, >> >> I made a proposal to have an HTTP/2 oriented full day track for the >> upcoming ApacheCon EU Core (Budapest). What we’re thinking is >> something in the line of: >> >> * 3-4 talks from various Apache projects that actively work on H2 and >> H2 implementations * 2 invited talks on the subject of H2 in general >> (I’m thinking people from Mozilla, Microsoft, Google etc.) * Other? >> >> >> So, I’d like to solicit interest here from these three PMCs: Traffic >> Server, HTTPD and Tomcat. Is there any interest in participating in >> this track? Would you be able / willing to send someone to present at >> ApacheCon EU on the topic of H2? If you have contacts within any of >> business / corporations that work on H2, that would be really helpful >> as well. >> > > I am not sure I can do that for HTTP/2 but it would be nice to have and > the same for SSL/TLS. > I thought SSL/TLS was rather stable, but if you volunteer to make e.g. a half track, I am all for it. rgds jan I. > > Cheers > > Jean-Frederic > > > >> If there is no interest from the PMCs, this is obviously a moot >> point, and we’ll can it. >> >> I’d imagine if this works out, we can do this again in Vancouver. My >> personal opinion is that “topic” track like this is useful for a >> broader audience. >> >> Cheers, >> >> — Leif >> >> P.s >> >> Here’s a short list of people I think could be interesting to invite >> as H2 area experts: >> >> Mark Nottingham (Akamai) Roberto Peon (Google) Ryan Hamilton >> (Google) Rob Trace (Microsoft) Gabriel Montenegro (Microsoft) Patrick >> McManus (Mozilla) Daniel Stenberg (Haxx/Curl & Mozilla) Poul-Henning >> Kamp (yeah, this could get interesting :) >> >> >> I have not solicited anyone from this list yet, I want to see if >> there is interests from the PMCs first to even have an H2 oriented >> track. >> >> >
