QUIC codec for netty

[Anuradha Jayalath]

Hi all,

I am trying to write a QUIC codec(Encoders and Decoders) for netty framework. As I found there are several wire specification documents. The latest one I found is this. My Question is do I have to worry about older versions of QUIC or just writing the codec based on the latest draft document is enough.

[Ian Swett]

Thanks for your interest.  Netty is a great networking framework, based on my experience.

All deployments of QUIC I'm aware of are currently based on Google QUIC, typically supporting v35 and above.

Google is actively working on migrating towards the IETF document you linked to, but we're months from having implemented it as it's currently specified. 

If your hope is to interop with QUIC deployments at Google, Chrome, and QuicGo(https://github.com/lucas-clemente/quic-go) in the next few months, you'd want to implement the Google QUIC.  If you're willing to wait longer, then the IETF document you pointed to is the right place to start.

 

On Tue, Mar 21, 2017 at 5:02 AM, Anuradha Jayalath <aniro...@cse.mrt.ac.lk> wrote:

Hi all,

I am trying to write a QUIC codec(Encoders and Decoders) for netty framework. As I found there are several wire specification documents. The latest one I found is this. My Question is do I have to worry about older versions of QUIC or just writing the codec based on the latest draft document is enough.

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[Anuradha Jayalath]

Thanks for the acknowledgement. I think I have to read QUIC  wire specifications not IETF one.