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Neil Craig in BBC Product & Technology

Nov 7, 2017

HTTP/2 is easy, just turn it on…

HTTP/2 (h2), the successor to HTTP/1.x (h1), started to gain significant mainstream support with service providers such as CDNs during 2016. A major design goal of h2 is improved performance over h1 and some of the optimisations it makes include:

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Matthew Clark in BBC Product & Technology

Nov 28, 2017

Powering BBC Online with nanoservices

A pseudo-serverless approach to making flexible APIs and websites

The BBC has a wide range of websites and apps, ranging from the huge, global BBC News to the specialist, such as Bitesize. Creating this broad variety of experiences, in an…

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Lloyd Wallis in BBC Product & Technology

Nov 7, 2017

Enabling Secure HTTP for BBC Online — Media

Lloyd, Senior Engineer, talks about moving the BBC’s media…

Andy Smith in BBC Product & Technology

Nov 7, 2017

Ensuring iPlayer is accessible to all

How we use automated tools to spot room for improvement with…

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Paul Tweedy in BBC Product & Technology

Nov 15, 2017

Secure HTTP for BBC Online: A 2017 Update

Back in July 2016, I published a blog post called “Enabling Secure HTTP for BBC…

Neil Hall in BBC Product & Technology

Nov 3, 2017

Bringing more sport to more people

We’ve just announced the BBC’s biggest increase in live sport in a generation — aiming to bring an…

Ben Scott in BBC Product & Technology

Nov 8, 2017

Developing in the Open at /programmes

bbc.co.uk/programmes is the permanent digital archive of everything the BBC has broadcast in the past 10 years. Name a TV or Radio show and there shall be a web page there to describe when it was on, who was in it and where you can watch on demand on either…