[davedunkin]

I hope browsers implement 103 early hints. I’d like to tell the browser to preload assets while the server is still working on the response, which may take a significant amount of time to determine if the response is 200, 401, or 404.

https://evertpot.com/http/103-early-hints

[rhacker]

I was seriously thinking the domain name was a play on an HTTP status code: "Ever Tea Pot", but went to the root and it is just the guys name "Evert Pot".

[treve]

Evert here =) first and last name are dutch. I moved to Canada and joked about naming my son Jack ;)

I didn't like my name growing up, but as an adult I'm grateful I have a kinda weird but more memorable name.

[markdown]

It's certainly a better name to have than John Smith, Joe Bloggs, or Karen.

[treve]

It is definitely for discoverability!

[JxLS-cpgbe0]

You're confusing him with his wife, Ima T.

[swirepe]

I was thinking the same thing

[ksec]

Yes to me 103 is more exciting then even HTTP3.

Do we know if Safari, Chrome and Firefox even plan to have it implemented?

[byroot]

None at this stage. Chrome did add some instrumentation a few versions back to collect data and decide wether it's worth implementing.

Problem is: who's going to bother sending early hints if it doesn't improve performance?