@HollowLeaf said [^](/forum/redirect/post/rD8YalAO)
> > > I think many successful applications are not built purely by brilliant developers sitting in isolation.
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> > > They are refined gradually through constant interaction between creators and users.
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> > Truth.
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> > I'm finishing up Epic Analysis in Chess Openings Wizard and it is built entirely from constant interactions with users.
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> I have not seen much of Chess Opening Wizard, I need to have a look into that.
Here's a video that shows off some of the capability of Epic Analysis in COW:
https://youtu.be/HHL7bdRXvK0
@Jovial1212 said [^](/forum/redirect/post/EUBCeAGI)
> so,may I ask what kind of programming language u were using to build the chess app?I built my own ch ess app although it's quite tough
I used JavaScript, react, material ui, and react-chessboard.
AI genereated picture, AI generated blog and even some of the comments read like bots what is this lmao
I used to enjoy reading blog posts on lichess.org written by humans and not AI. The prompt for this post could have been anything. "Write 2000 words about the last 2 years of my github activity log from my perspective. Use one sentence per paragraph."
Thank you for this post. I have been meaning to build something mainly for myself and then releasing it for public at a later stage but I would always lose track because there are so many things to track. Now, I have some idea about how to begin my journey as a chess dev.
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Great blog, thank you for sharing - there are valuable lessons and insights here with wide applicability - My son is very interested in developing a new concept fishing app and there are some gold nuggets of tips and advice here. Cheers.