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Instead of waiting for the HTTP response, it allows the server to “push” the resources it thinks the client will need into its cache. To test this code locally, I created my own self signed certificates using OpenSSL - you can do this using a one line command in your terminal. With HTTP/1.1, This is where Server Push is a game changer.
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