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Friday Links #327

Programming

• asvd/invoke
• RazorFlow - HTML5 Dashboard Framework
• leeluolee/puer

• [ECMAScript 6 returns JavaScript to original intent

  InfoWorld](http://www.infoworld.com/article/2837425/javascript/ecmascript-6-returns-javascript-to-original-intent.html)

• Fun with Named Functions in JavaScript
• Anonymous Pro – Mark Simonson

• [Chocolatey Now has Package Moderation

  Rob Reynolds](http://codebetter.com/robreynolds/2014/10/27/chocolatey-now-has-package-moderation)

• XAML Spy October 2014 Update
• Google Chrome DevTools Tutorials
• AngularJS 2.0 Details Emerge

• [How Google broke the OSS compact with Angular 2.0

  John V. Petersen](http://codebetter.com/johnvpetersen/2014/10/27/how-google-broke-the-oss-compact-with-angular-2-0/)

• layout: page - Marxico - Markdown Editor for Evernote
• Statically typed JavaScript via Microsoft TypeScript, Facebook Flow and Google AtScript
• AngularDart Reaches 1.0
• SharpDevelop 5.0 Final - Christoph Wille

• [jQuery 3.0: The Next Generations

  Official jQuery Blog](http://blog.jquery.com/2014/10/29/jquery-3-0-the-next-generations/)

• jsonpatch.com
• Papercut - Home
• The Two Pillars of JavaScript — JavaScript Scene — Medium
• Extending JavaScript natives - wonko.com
• Bootstrap Material
• Mozilla Brick
• enaqx/awesome-react

Applications

• Inspirograph

Science and Technology

• Krossblade’s SkyCruiser merges airplane, quadcopter and car
• Microsoft Made An Android App: Meet Your Next Lock Screen
• Microsoft Band wearable is official and available now - SlashGear

On the Web

• Elon Musk warns artificial intelligence is “summoning the demon” - SlashGear

Stuff I Just Like

• [A Google Exec Just Skydived 136K Feet, Smashing the World Record

  WIRED](http://www.wired.com/2014/10/googles-search-czar-just-smashed-felix-baumgartners-sky-dive-record/)

• [A 57-Year-Old Computer Scientist Just Dove 135,000 Feet From The Stratosphere

  Popular Science](http://www.popsci.com/article/technology/57-year-old-computer-scientist-just-dove-135000-miles-stratosphere)

Favorite Tweets

• Just did my first git push heroku master from 36k feet. Now that is true “Cloud Deployment” - Thanks @United! - James Ward