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I've been a heavy user of mod_pagespeed (the Apache version of Google's plugin) for about 5 years now. It's been an absolutely incredible tool. I am now, howev

I've been a heavy user of mod_pagespeed (the Apache version of Google's plugin) for about 5 years now. It's been an absolutely incredible tool. I am now, however, wondering what the future of MPS is with the advent of HTTP/2? A lot of the work MPS is doing, and was designed for, is optimizing for HTTP/1.1 shortcomings, and most of MPS's work seems irrelevant in the HTTP2 world, and even detrimental in some cases (take URL sharding for example).

nikolay 11y ago
It still can add tremendous value. For example, I do all my CDN offloading with it, domain sharding, making all paths relative, etc. It has a growing number of filters. Combining assets is just one of its most basic feature. It has a lot. Minification is still gonna be useful with HTTP/2.