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...It is extremely easy to use and contains a very rich API. Download the ZIP, and extract it to a folder. Inside it, the "lib" folder contains the javascript library file. You can include it in your projects as-is. For an example of how to use the library, you can find two mini samples of tic-tac-toe and chess in the examples directory. There is no API manual currently, but if you use an editor like Brackets, it will show you the list of functions. Just do not call the functions which start with "__" as those are meant for internal use by the library itself. ...

...This program expects the path to the .js file of the engine in the first parameter. A wrapper for the open source Javascript Engine p4wn by Douglas Bagnall is provided as an example. A successful and very complete implementation is the Javascript Chess Engine Lozza by Colin Jenkins. The webpage also includes a simple step-by-step guide setting up jsuci with Lozza. http://op12no2.me/toys/lozza/ You may also want to try connecting this javascript translation of the chess engine Stockfish 5 to jsuci: https://github.com/exoticorn/stockfish-js

Eight Queens placed on a chess board is a good example of the n Queens Puzzle. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eight_queens_puzzle

...DokChess ist eines der Fallbeispiele im Buch "Softwarearchitekturen dokumentieren und kommunizieren" von Stefan Zörner (Hanser 2012) English: DokChess is a Chess Engine implemented in Java. It is used as an example for software architecture documentation according to the arc42 template in a German book about documenting Software Architectures.

sasuketiimer(2009.04-) looks like the timer shown at the right upper corner on Sasuke, a Japanese program, inspired me to make this timer when I learn programming. It also contains some simple tools related to time management.

This sofware is designed to help different chess clubs to set up their own rating system. It uses USCF approximation formulas for rating calculations. Working example at newarkcc.vfutbole.ru

A multiple clock software, to help playing for example board games. This (very simple) software alows you to control the played time for every player and put a time limit for each person. It is inspired from the chess clocks.

Another chess game this time wirten in Modula2. This is an example of how you can use the Modula2 language to write more interesting programs than \"hello world\".

Originally proposed: A Chess API capable of making an available move list using international tournament rules, as well as a min/max algorithm with an example move evaluator. The purpose is to allow end-users to focus on writing evaluation code.