Cloud Foundry HTTP 2 Project Thwarted by GoLang Indifference
A project to bring HTTP/2 to the Cloud Foundry application development platform has ran into a roadblock when the keepers of the Go Language did not respond to requests, with sufficient swiftness anyway, for supporting the HTTP/2 "upgrade flow" process.
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