HTTP/2 offers significant enhancements over HTTP/1.x, including multiplexing, header compression, and server push, enabling faster and more efficient web communications.
Despite its advantages, migration to HTTP/2 has been slower than anticipated, even though it has been available for nine years, indicating potential implementation challenges.
Common use cases for HTTP/2, such as chatty applications and server-initiated events, highlight scenarios where its capabilities can drastically improve performance and user experience.
HTTP/2’s backward compatibility with HTTP/1.x allows for smoother transitions, minimizing disruption during migration while leveraging enhanced features for better supportability.
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