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Re:A Guide to Fast Page Loads by nateberkopec on Wednesday October 07, 2015 @10:43AM (#10346296)
I wanted a guide that focused on the one thing all web developers have in common - the page construction process in the browser. We all use different servers, languages, etc.

HTTP2 will absolutely change a lot of how this works, you're right. I chose not to cover it as it won't be a real option for most developers until nginx supports it (still in alpha). The skills I'm teaching in the article re: the Timeline can still be applied when HTTP2 gains mass adoption, so you can test for yourself whether or not the recommendations in the article still make sense.

Re:A Guide to Fast Page Loads by some1else on Wednesday October 07, 2015 @10:51AM (#10346352)
Okay. I'm pointing these out because it says Full-stack in the title.

Nginx servers can run SPDY until HTTP/2 is stable, or use an HTTP/2 capable proxy.

Re:A Guide to Fast Page Loads by d0ugie on Thursday October 08, 2015 @01:49PM (#10354506)
For those interested, the unstable (alpha) HTTP/2 element of NGINX is this patch for the 1.9.x mainline versions: http://nginx.org/patches/http2/README.txt