HTTP 2.0 Server Push

HTTP/2 Server Push allows an HTTP/2-compliant server to send resources to a HTTP/2-compliant client before the client requests them. It is, for the most part, a performance technique that can be helpful in loading resources pre-emptively.

Pre-requisites.

In order for you to run the HTTP 1.1 vs HTTP 2.0 tests, you have to install the following on your machine:

1. Google Chrome - Will be used for analyzing web page performances using the Waterfall Diagram.
2. NodeJS 10+ - Running both servers require NodeJS to be installed on your machine.
3. NPM - This is shipped with NodeJS and will enable you to download the package depedencies of both sites.

Running the HTTP 1.1 Site

1. Clone / download this repository on your machine
2. Navigate to the HTTP 1.1 folder where you have cloned / downloaded this repository
3. Run the command below on your terminal

npm install
http-server

4. Navigate to http://localhost:8080

Running the HTTP 2.0 Site

1. Clone / download this repository on your machine
2. Navigate to the HTTP2 .0 folder where you have cloned / downloaded this repository
3. Run the command below on your terminal

npm install
npm run server

4. Navigate to https://localhost:4433

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