Server Push scenarios
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Hi everybody, I don't know if I am at the right place here. For a university project I have to find and analyse different usefull scenarios for the HTTP/2 server push feature. So I am looking for scenarios that go beyond the typical request for index.html and push theme.css. All I found so far is a paper from Adobe Research about video streaming where the video file gets requested and the audio content gets pushed. But besides that I could not find any examples for the server push feature. So if anyone has any ideas or links I would be very grateful. best regards Andreas
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