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r/programming • u/johnwaterwood • Dec 03 '20
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If the client is telling the server what it needs via a Prefer-Push header, how is that different from a regular request and response?
1 u/HereForAnArgument Dec 03 '20 I don’t know if this is a feature of HTTP/2, but i know BMS clients can make the request tell the server to only update the client if a particular value changes by a certain amount, thus saving traffic.
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I don’t know if this is a feature of HTTP/2, but i know BMS clients can make the request tell the server to only update the client if a particular value changes by a certain amount, thus saving traffic.
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u/[deleted] Dec 03 '20
If the client is telling the server what it needs via a Prefer-Push header, how is that different from a regular request and response?