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MyGoGrinder is a Java program to solve Go (Weiqi, Baduk) problems. Current version is 2.3.1; v.2.4.0 is being prepared (look into the files area, 11-'18). This work is based on Tim Kington's GoGrinder (gogrinder.sourceforge.net). Read more on this project's web page (https://mygogrinder.sourceforge.io) * v.2.3.0: ... uses now the CA[] marker for text decoding * v.2.3.0: You can change the character set for the sgf without editing the sgf * It is now possible to use GoGrinder in modern file systems (folder rights etc)! ...

This is more of a prototype for mobile goban. Intention is to write a simple editor and see whether it fits easily into a mobile application. Emphasis is on: prototype, conversion into mobile and java.

A small Java application that can give the score of a Go game from an SGF file, according to the counting rules for Sunjang Baduk, as described here http://senseis.xmp.net/?SunjangBadukCounting

Tiny Go is a MIDlet (cell phone application, MIDP 2.0, CLDC 1.1), which allows to play and review Go (Weiqi, Igo, Baduk) board game files in Smart Game Format (SGF). Supports problem solving. Project provides library for SGF parsing as separate package.

An Android go/baduk/weiqi application. Can be used to record moves or play against gnugo.

Jseki is a collection of utilities related to the ancient board game Go (also known as Wei-Qi or Baduk). These utilities allow a player to review statistics and other information about the games they've played.

GoR Estimator allows Go (weiki, baduk) players in European tournaments to guess in advance how many EGF points they will gain or lose in their next go match, based on their own and their opponent's Go Rating Score, handicap...

HandyGo is a GO/Weiqi/Baduk sgf file reader on J2ME/MIDP1.0 platform. It can be used to practise go problems, play games and review games.

JavaGO is an Open Source Java library for the Game of GO (weiqi, baduk) analysis. Implements: base game classes, montecarlo simulations, SGF reader/writer, game variants, GTP, etc. Elegant interfaces/class design. Speed efficient w/small footprint. TDD.