HTTP/2.0 101 Introduction

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HTTP/2 replaces HTTP/1.x by using a single encrypted connection with multiplexing and header compression to reduce handshake and TCP/TLS overhead and remove the six-connections-per-hostname limit. It also introduces server push to proactively send resources, and actual performance gains depend on browser/server implementations (e.g., Chrome net-internals) and correct server configuration as well as existing JavaScript bundling strategies.

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1. 0:00HTTP/2 for the web
2. 5:45Page speed drives business
3. 13:19HTTP/2 speeds delivery
4. 23:28Server push and multiplexing
5. 36:03HTTP/2 optimizations today
6. 44:18Q&A

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