Most of the discussion surrounding H2 PUSH is concentrated on the single use case of static assets. It's true that this one is difficult, but there are other use cases.
For example, say you had a chart on your page that is generated with JavaScript. That JavaScript makes an API call to get data. You can go ahead and push this data when the page is requested. Since it's (usually) dynamic you don't have to worry about caching nearly as much.
This type of thing is extremely common, but when it comes to H2 everyone is focused on the hardest thing.
For example, say you had a chart on your page that is generated with JavaScript. That JavaScript makes an API call to get data. You can go ahead and push this data when the page is requested. Since it's (usually) dynamic you don't have to worry about caching nearly as much.
This type of thing is extremely common, but when it comes to H2 everyone is focused on the hardest thing.