One of these days I should write a blog post walking through all the things my development framework can do now... I have easy construction, dependency handling, paclet creation/deployment tools, some stuff for documentation and bug tracking, a host of in-package helpers for things like autocompletions, etc. and a number of actual dev tools that make my life much, much easier, and I think at least some of this would make other people's lives better too.

As things stand though that just seems too time consuming for now

@CarlLange NetPort may better than NetTake, u can get process by net[img, NetPort[1, "Output"]] or net[img, NetPortGradient[1]]

In this way, you can add multiple hooks and get multiple outputs' results in one forward.

@psimeson There is no build-in DeepDream function for Mathematica, try mathematica.stackexchange.com/questions/125159

DeepDream is not difficult, i'll implement it in my Paclet.

Ah, yes, NetPort. I wasn't really thinking straight!

@GalAster I've been following your paclet development, do you have any docs for it by any chance? Seems really interesting

Well, I should fix some problem with vuepress first, I may add some markdown doc tomorrow.

@b3m2a1 Can you generate a auto-doc of function with markdown-intermediate-representation? I've learnt some ways to build a vuepress theme. I can add mma support for vuepress now.

the MDIR(markdown-intermediate-representation) can contains custom md syntax.

@GalAster I've been working on including that kind of thing in a new documentation writing package. I've got stuff like wolframcloud.com/objects/b3m2a1.docs/docs/SimpleDocs/tutorial/… which come right off a notebook and so I just need to improve the auto-documentation system a bit.

@b3m2a1 Have you ever tried to do that nice "copyable image of code" thing that the online reference pages do?

He's done it, I've seen screenshots! :)

(Sadly, I haven't had a suitable project to try it out on yet.)