Yep! Although it’s worth observing that fixing request-per-connection (by moving from HTTP/1 to HTTP/2) is going to deliver performance benefits that are something like an order of magnitude greater than the benefits from fixing TCP head-of-line blocking (by moving from HTTP/2 to HTTP/3) in the nominal case. Both are worth doing! It’s just the classic situation of diminishing returns.
Yep! Although it’s worth observing that fixing request-per-connection (by moving from HTTP/1 to HTTP/2) is going to deliver performance benefits that are something like an order of magnitude greater than the benefits from fixing TCP head-of-line blocking (by moving from HTTP/2 to HTTP/3) in the nominal case. Both are worth doing! It’s just the classic situation of diminishing returns.
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