Chess.com-Redesign-of-Nibbler-GUI
dummyette
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| about 1 year ago | 6 months ago | |
| JavaScript | JavaScript | |
| - | GNU General Public License v3.0 or later |
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Chess.com-Redesign-of-Nibbler-GUI
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Are the chess.com memberships worth it?
You can export games to lichess for a game review or just use the default analysis mode on chess. com or use https://github.com/crkco/Chess.com-Redesign-of-Nibbler-GUI . I wouldn’t recommend platinum, but I can see why some people like it.
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Board analysis?
You can also try to set this up https://github.com/crkco/Chess.com-Redesign-of-Nibbler-GUI
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Should I play Chess.com or lichess
Both of these are weaker than running stockfish 15 locally on something like nibbler with this optional redesign https://github.com/crkco/Chess.com-Redesign-of-Nibbler-GUI
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Is this even legal?
crkco/Chess.com-Redesign-of-Nibbler-GUI: Nibbler with Chess.com Icons and Review (github.com)
dummyette
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Show HN: A simple but effective chess engine in JavaScript
Hello, HN! This is a chess bot I have been working on sporadically for several months now. <https://github.com/zamfofex/dummyette>
From the very beginning, I wanted to make it simplistic in approach, so the AI algorithm isn’t very complicated. I wanted to balance strength and simplicity, and I think I’m very happy with the results!
My hope is that it can be fun to play for begginers and intermidiate players! It was meant to be played by humans rather than to play against machines.
It can also be used as a library, and I put a lot of effort on thoroughly documenting its API. It isn’t a fixed API, and it follows a “rolling release” approach, but I try to avoid making breaking changes unless I have a good reason for it.
I wrote a post about it in the Computer Chess Club forums a while back, but people didn’t seem so interested about it there: <https://talkchess.com/forum3/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=79379> Again, it isn’t a particularly strong or innovative approach, but I am happy with how it turned out!
What are some alternatives?
nibbler - Chess analysis GUI for UCI engines, with extra features for Leela (Lc0) in particular.
isepic-chess - ♞ JavaScript chess utility library.
cm-chessboard - A JavaScript chessboard without dependencies. Rendered in SVG, coded in ES6. Views FEN, handles move input, animated, responsive, expandable
react-chessboard - The React Chessboard Library used at ChessOpenings.co.uk. Inspired and adapted from the unmaintained Chessboard.jsx.
HTMLHint - ⚙️ The static code analysis tool you need for your HTML
chess-console-stockfish - A Stockfish engine player for ChessConsole. Play the popular Stockfish engine on ChessConsole.
lozza - A Javascript chess engine inspired by Fabien Letouzey's Fruit 2.1.
reddit-chess-userscript - ♞ Transforms u/chessvision-ai-bot comments into IcUi replayer.
chess - A chess library, chess engine, Lichess client, and UCI implementation written in Java
Chess.com_Analysis_Chrome_extension - A Chrome extension for analyzing finished chess.com games in lichess.org.
chess-with-friends - Realtime chess application with MEVN (Mongo-Express-Vue-Node) and Socket.Io