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chrisoakman
13y ago
I couldn't be more underwhelmed by what TypeScript has to offer vs vanilla JavaScript or CoffeeScript. Reading through the marketing material from MS it seems like the entire value proposition is "statically typed languages make i
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13y ago
This is a great write-up and is exactly the reason that ChessBoard is "just a board". Proper PGN parsing and legal move validation is a complex and independent problem that nicely fits into it's own library and should be sepa
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13y ago
ChessBoard is designed to be "just a board" and integrate easily with chess engines, etc. https://github.com/oakmac/chessboardjs/blob/master/README.md I have an issue to build an example that d
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13y ago
ChessBoard was built because the author of lichess.org contacted me about re-using some code from another project of mine. I had always wanted to build the board as a separate component.
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13y ago
ChessBoard supports drag-and-drop pieces: http://chessboardjs.com/examples#2006
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13y ago
Funny; I actually built a demo that did this for the homepage, but decided it was too complex and scrapped it for later.
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13y ago
Hi; this is a pleasant surprise :) I wrote this component. Happy to answer questions, feedback, etc.
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13y ago
Hi everyone :) I just released this component at v0.1.0 Feedback welcome!
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Show HN: Open Source JavaScript Chess Board
(chessboardjs.com)
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13y ago
I wrote this component and if anyone has any questions or comments I'd be happy to answer them :)
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Show HN: AutoCompleteJS v0.2.0
(autocompletejs.com)
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Show HN: AutoCompleteJS
(autocompletejs.com)
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chrisoakman
16y ago
Victor Frankl - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Man%27s_Search_for_Meaning (thank you tomedme for the URL correction)