- IT lawyer has to move with the times, so switch to Litespeed Server from Apache and Nginx.
- HTTP/3 enables faster loading times, especially on mobile devices.
- QUIC was developed by Google and improves web performance.
- There are over 1000 blog posts on the site and no errors have been found so far.
- New functions such as Community and Client Portal will be introduced in the future.
- Video consultations and document management are offered via the client portal.
- Feedback on the changes will be gladly accepted.
Even as an IT lawyer, you should probably move with the times. I have therefore completely freed ITMediaLaw from Apache and Nginx on the server and instead rely on the brand new Litespeed server. This has the advantage that browsers that already support Http/3 (or where support is enabled – like in Firefox’s nightlies) can now also retrieve the page completely over the new protocol HTTP/3, which runs completely as a UDP stream.
HTTP/3 is the third version of the Hypertext Transfer Protocol, formerly known as HTTP-over-QUIC. QUIC (Quick UDP Internet Connections) was originally developed by Google and is the successor to HTTP/2. Companies like Google and Facebook have already used QUIC to speed up the web.
The page should load a lot faster, especially on mobile devices, despite my 1000+ blog posts.
So far I haven’t noticed any errors, but I will gladly accept feedback.
This step is necessary in order to be able to finally introduce some more functions in the future, such as the community and a client portal, whether I can directly conduct initial consultations and client meetings via video, but also provide documents and more. More on this soon in another update!
