@communist_1_2_3 said in #9:
> это лучшее платформа для шахмат спасибо разработчику за сайт он помог мне иметь позиционное понимание от всей души благодарю разработчика
Пожалуйста, я рад, что вы нашли это полезным.
Just one word: Awesome ! When FB was created it was a revolution, when lichess was created it was a 2nd revolution , when chesscom and chessable worked together it was the 3rd revolution, this could be the 4th step ^^
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@Polish said in #12:
> Just one word: Awesome ! When FB was created it was a revolution, when lichess was created it was a 2nd revolution , when chesscom and chessable worked together it was the 3rd revolution, this could be the 4th step ^^
> Fide Academy France
> www.culture-echecs.eu
Thank you for the complement, but this is just a simple fun programming project, I just hope people find it useful and I have contributed a little to Chess.
I liked the only feature I've tried (Guess The Elo).
It would however be helpful to know of which Elo we're talking (FIDE ? Lichess ?) and of the time controls of the games.
I love the website, mostly the guess the eval thing. Is the project open sourced, I'd love to give it a peak as well :D
@VojFromMars said in #14:
> I liked the only feature I've tried (Guess The Elo).
>
> It would however be helpful to know of which Elo we're talking (FIDE ? Lichess ?) and of the time controls of the games.
Very interesting point, I will try to incorporate a mention of the time control into the next release of the game. I will also update the help in my next release to mention that this is based on Lichess Elo.
Thank you for the feedback.
@kotvic said in #15:
> I love the website, mostly the guess the eval thing. Is the project open sourced, I'd love to give it a peak as well :D
Thank buddy, guess the eval is my favourite of all the games and one that I play often.
The code is not open-sourced at the moment. But this particular game would be easy to replicate, I download and processed 5,000 positions from the Lichess evaluations database (https://database.lichess.org/#evals) to only take the top line and remove a lot of unneeded meta data. Then I used Chessboard.js to show the position, the rest is simple javascript to read in a random position and then do a simple test of the user response.
I would like to support the point about category boundaries vs eval score. A continuous slider and some sort of average error over a set of positions (probably RMS) would be better than just right vs wrong IMO. Maybe batch into 10 positions and try to improve your best score.
@jdannan said in #18:
> I would like to support the point about category boundaries vs eval score. A continuous slider and some sort of average error over a set of positions (probably RMS) would be better than just right vs wrong IMO. Maybe batch into 10 positions and try to improve your best score.
Thanks for your feedback, it is definitely something I am thinking about for the next release. I think things would become interesting with a profile and some form of permanent scoring system, but this is further down the line.
I tried the sliding one, its difficult, took me like 5 mins and got it first try. Love it, but a better color theme could really turn the website around. Right now, it seems ragged though it is really nice