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  <description>h2spec is an excellent test tool to check if HTTP/2 servers can handle error cases correctly. When I was developing HTTP/2 server library in Haskell, I used to utilize Firefox and Chrome for normal cases and h2spec for error cases. h2spec much helped me to improve the quality of the library. What is…</description>
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  <published>2020-11-19 16:06:06</published>
  <title>Testing QUIC servers with h3spec</title>
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