The HTTP/2 protocol will speed Web delivery for real-time multimedia apps, though critics fear that it could lock out WebSockets and other Web semantics.
Gilad Bracha, co-author of Google's Dart, showcased Elm, Lively, and other lesser known Web programming languages at QCon, saying that Web apps must be able to compete with native ones.
Computers can't yet think for themselves, but innovations in neural networks allow them to sift through vast amounts of data and draw basic conclusions without the help of human operators.