> The main advantage of HTTP/2 is that it ensures that we can get the same benefit of compound data transfers in a completely transparent manner, without bothering to rearchitect how clients and servers operate.
Yea this assertion is spot-on, but sadly HTTP/2 still has enough overhead that if speed really is the most important requirement, compounding data is still better. I was hoping the difference would be at least smaller.
Yea this assertion is spot-on, but sadly HTTP/2 still has enough overhead that if speed really is the most important requirement, compounding data is still better. I was hoping the difference would be at least smaller.