OpenXION. For the sake of completeness: an open-source implementation of an xTalk language (the family to which HyperTalk - the language of HyperCard - belongs) in Java. You could, for example, incorporate it into your own projects as a scripting language.
Archive 25. October 2012
uliwitness/Stacksmith. And since we're talking about HyperCard again - Stacksmith wants to build a clone for OSX. Although I wonder why they exactly follow the (pure black-and-white) original in the graphical representation.
NovoCard. Wow, I've been waiting for something like this for a long time. Unfortunately, it's not for Android yet, but for the iPad, but it could revive my old iPad for a while - a Hypercard clone for iOS that comes with a scripting language based on JavaScript in this case. Everything onboard on the iPad, making it ideal for tinkering on the go. And in general, I think the Hypercard structure fits tablet computers pretty brilliantly. I'll probably play around with it.
Travis Shrugged: The creepy, dangerous ideology behind Silicon Valley’s Cult of Disruption. "Almost seven decades in fact, since Ayn Rand’s “The Fountainhead” first put her on the radar of every spoiled trust fund brat looking for an excuse to embrace his or her inner asshole." - how so-called "disruptive startups" are influenced by bullshit Rand. Also explains such great ideas as the many approaches in which one is already being used data-wise in a service, even if one is not a member (Klout, for example). Far too many translate "disruptive" for themselves as "be an egotistical asshole," which may fit well with Rand, but not so well with reality - even in the USA.