title: HTTP 2.0 - one TCP/IP connections vs 6 parallel
body: <p>Its said that one of the advantages of HTTP 2 over HTTP 1 is that HTTP2 has streams of data. It can be up to 256 different streams in ONE TCP/IP connection. However, in HTTP 1 there can be up to 6 parallel connections. It's an improvement that HTTP 2 enables reading data from 256 resources, but still I think that 6 connections (in HTTP 1) have a better throughput that one TCP/IP connection (in HTTP 2). Still, HTTP2 is considered faster than HTTP 1. So... what don't I understand correctly ?</p>