The Internet of simple textual requests and responses is done. Finished. Obsolete. The modern web is a web of binary, persistent connections like WebSockets, WebRTC, HTTP/2 and QUIC. Today's Internet is a strange place where things are received before they are requested (Server Push) and a web application work without Web (offline support with Service Worker)

I will start with the history of HTTP, and how it changes from 0.9 to 1.0 and to 1.1. I will explain the performance benefit of HTTP/2, the state of support and a very interesting performance feature (Server Push). Then I will talk about real time systems that use Web Sockets for persistent data connection. Then I will talk about data synchronization solutions via in-browser database that can sync automatically. I will talk about offline support and instant web applications using ServiceWorker, and finally I will describe why HTTP/2 is going to be replaced by a protocol named QUIC based on UDP.