HTTP/2 is the latest standard for the HTTP protocol, it is the successor of HTTP/1.1. It is becoming increasingly popular due to the benefits it brings to web developers and users in general. It provides an optimized transport for HTTP semantics by supporting all the core features of HTTP/1.1 but aims to be more efficient in multiple ways.
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