For kernel maintainers, the idea is that these credentials would back the identities behind signed code: instead of relying solely on a PGP key signed at a conference years ago, maintainers could check a bundle of fresh credentials proving that the key they see belongs to the same person recognized by the Linux Foundation, their employer, or other trusted issuers. These credentials can be fed into transparency logs and other audit systems.
In benchmarks, this alternative can run anywhere between 2x to 120x faster than Web streams in every runtime I've tested it on (including Cloudflare Workers, Node.js, Deno, Bun, and every major browser). The improvements are not due to clever optimizations, but fundamentally different design choices that more effectively leverage modern JavaScript language features. I'm not here to disparage the work that came before; I'm here to start a conversation about what can potentially come next.
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Source: https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/javascript/get-api-key?setupProd=configure#make_request