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In 1990, Berners-Lee and his team developed the first version of HTTP, which was used to communicate between a client and a server. The protocol was simple, with only a few commands, such as GET, POST, and HEAD, which allowed clients to request and retrieve data from servers.

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Old versions of HTTP were like a single-lane road. New versions like

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The latest standard. It replaces TCP (the old transport protocol) with (based on UDP). This solves the "connection handshake" lag. If you switch from Wi-Fi to cellular data, HTTP/3 doesn't drop the connection. It is incredibly fast for streaming and mobile users.