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A nice introductory presentation about deep learning using tensorflow.js: https://youtu.be/SV-cgdobtTA

What happens if you stick with 0.11.2 - the last version that was released under the Apache 2.0 license? This specific license should allow you to make modifications like bug fixes or some other incremental improvements.

The existence of prior art is also interesting especially in the case with Immutable.js which is basically a JavaScript implementation of common data structures and algorithms.

I have been using this package for months and I'm happy with it. My setup includes console2 + mingw (git for windows) + gow and it meets my expectations. I don't care if it's written in VBScript as long as it works. I have OSX at home and I can always use a Linux box if I need something more.

I'm glad that this post actually pointed me to the brand new release which hopefully will provide a fix for a file permission bug that I recently hit.

UnxUtils is another similar package that I have successfully used in the past. I think I jumped to Gow because I saw it here by the time I was getting back to Windows.

This is about one year old.

The template language uses and promotes the new HTML5 doctype and semantic tags. It also makes a heavy use of the data-* attributes which allow features previously available only in declarative XML formats. WebSockets are optional but there is support available out of the box. And this is just the beginning...