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Reviews and mentions
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How would I go about learning chess opening for both sides?
listudy.org
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Are there tools to study your own opening variations at random?
Right now, I'm using Lichess Studies to make an "Interactive Lesson" chapter in which I create the main line, together with a lot of variations. Then, I import that chapter into listudy.org and am able to practice the variations of the opening. However, the order of the variations is always exactly the same. I'm already very happy with this method, but by getting the same order of variations, I get the feeling that I'm giving myself an unfair advantage in making the right moves. Is there any tool out there which can randomize the variations you get while practicing?
- Intelligence and Practice in Chess Development
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I created a super simple Opening Trainer/Repertoire Builder tool!
there's https://listudy.org/ for that, but yes I do agree that lichess should probably implement this feature (and I guess someone will do it eventually)
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What are alternatives for chessbase (osx)
I read a couple of different books and then play the variations out with notes to Lichess' Studies. After that, I put that study on listudy.org (a website that randomly chooses the options from the opposite colour in your study and tells you if your answer is correct or wrong). It has worked great so far, I have made a lot of adjustments and made variations similar to make them easier to remember, got rid of some drawish variations I don't like, got rid of the moves that seem way too weird for me to understand. I highly recommend this method. Don't forget to make your studies private though, don't want people to see your entire repertoire!
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I need help for prep for a very important game.
Hey man I think you mean https://listudy.org/
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I started Lichess, Ask Me Anything
Would you consider merging https://listudy.org into the official website if they allow it? I love the idea of studies, but I'm not that good at memorizing if it's just a noninteractive pgn file, and I like the idea of spaced repetition but listudy doesn't have that many good public studies right now because it's a small website. Anyways, thanks so much for lichess!
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LiChess should implement this FANTASTIC idea of visual puzzles!
If you think these are cool, on https://listudy.org there's a puzzle feature that essentially goes back as many moves back in the game as you want then just gives the algebraic moves up to the puzzle position. It's worth checking out I think it's really cool
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Idea to improve studies: test yourself feature
You could try LiStudy. They implement exactly this feature.
- Chess openings resources
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What is an effective way to prepare openings?
It's a bit tough to use at first but you'll get used to it over time. I also recommend listudy.org, I haven't used it yet but judging by the replies it could also be a good substitute.
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I need a place to study... there’s so many bad apps that drown out the good ones.
listudy.org ?
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What is your “I don't care if this succeeds” project?
Listudy - https://listudy.org/en
I created this as a tool for me to memorize chess openings. Since then I added more tools like tactics and endgames where I took theoretical winning endgame positions with the challenge to beat stockfish in them.
The project is open source [1] written in Elixir using Phoenix and also utilizing LiveView for some pages like the search pages.
- “Found this comment in Apple’s open source chess engine source”
Stats
ArneVogel/listudy is an open source project licensed under GNU Affero General Public License v3.0 which is an OSI approved license.
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