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Google Picks Protocol For Best Crawling Performance

Google's crawlers will choose HTTP/1.1 or HTTP/2 for optimal performance, potentially switching between them based on past crawling results.
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Why Haven't You Upgraded to HTTP/2? | HackerNoon

HTTP/2 enhances web performance but has seen slow adoption despite its benefits.

Custom Domains for HTTP/2 on Heroku- It's So easy! | HackerNoon

Heroku now supports HTTP/2, but only on custom domains.

Why Haven't You Upgraded to HTTP/2? | HackerNoon

HTTP/2 enhances web performance but has seen slow adoption despite its benefits.

Custom Domains for HTTP/2 on Heroku- It's So easy! | HackerNoon

Heroku now supports HTTP/2, but only on custom domains.
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Optimising for High Latency Environments - CSS Wizardry

Chrome's new RTT data in the CrUX report aids in optimizing web experiences by highlighting latency impacts.
Latency is often a greater factor for web performance than bandwidth.

gRPC Between Web and Server: A Simple gRPC Communication | HackerNoon

gRPC-Web enables web applications to communicate with gRPC services seamlessly, enhancing compatibility and efficiency.

Top 5 Node.js Features Every Developer Should Know

Node.js has several features that can enhance your overall development experience, including worker threads, the cluster module, built-in HTTP/2 support, streams API, and REPL.
Node.js is known for its single-threaded event loop, which was designed for I/O-bound tasks like web servers but has limitations such as blocking the loop with CPU-bound tasks and lack of true parallelism.
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