Is there a standalone library for Google's QUIC?
Solution 1
As of Tue 5 Apr, 2016, Google has released their own proto-quic library on Github.
Solution 2
Have a look at the LiteSpeed QUIC Client Library.
Solution 3
IMHO, Given how fast QUIC is evolving (see slide 6 in that deck https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/13LSNCCvBijabnn1S4-Bb6wRlm79gN6hnPFHByEXXptk/edit#slide=id.g2af01bdeb_050) hacking QUIC anywhere else except in Chrome/Chromium would be a recipe for pain -- you'd spend so much time keeping up to date with Google changes to QUIC that your productivity would plummet.
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liamzebedee almost 2 years
Google recently released their experimental transport protocol called QUIC as a namespace
net.quic
in Chrome. I'd love to use it, as it looks perfect for my use case, however I can't seem to find any guide on using it as a standalone library.Is there any available way to get QUIC as a standalone library aside from the Chrome source?