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I don't know about "emerging", but at this point it's impossible not to mention AR/VR and machine learning. Developer Economics highlighted both in their latest

by T-A 10y ago

I don't know about "emerging", but at this point it's impossible not to mention AR/VR and machine learning. Developer Economics highlighted both in their latest report [1] - and that is also a partial answer to your second question, their free quarterly surveys are a good way to keep an eye on tech trends. As an aside, I remain puzzled by HN's hit-and-miss deduplication. Sometimes I submit something and it's caught immediately. Then [2] happens. [1] https://www.developereconomics.com/reports/developer-economics-state-developer-nation-q3-2016 https://www.developereconomics.com/reports/developer-economi... [2] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12317342 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12317342

BatFastard 10y ago
Not sure about VR, but AR/MR will be huge.
- cheez 10y ago
  VR will be a niche entertainment conduit not entirely unlike speciality televisions to start, but then the technology will normalize and filter to every home. In 5-10 years, expect VR to be as pervasive as consoles, if not sooner. Though in keeping with the spirit of the post, that's not 2016.