Probably. HTTP/2 is good for streaming, and even that is being replaced by newer protocols.
For normal asset serving the only advantage is more assets can be loaded in parallel since HTTP/1 is limited on connections per domain. CDNs on different domains usually prevent this from being an issue.
In theory you could serve unbundled JS assets via HTTP/2, but I have never seen it in production. Likely because you still need a compilation step most of the time.
For normal asset serving the only advantage is more assets can be loaded in parallel since HTTP/1 is limited on connections per domain. CDNs on different domains usually prevent this from being an issue.
In theory you could serve unbundled JS assets via HTTP/2, but I have never seen it in production. Likely because you still need a compilation step most of the time.