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Flexbox Froggy
A game for learning CSS flexbox
Flexbox Froggy is an interactive browser game for learning CSS Flexbox. It teaches layout concepts by asking players to move frogs onto lily pads using real CSS properties. The game turns abstract alignment rules into visual challenges, making it easier for beginners to understand how Flexbox behaves. Players practice properties such as justify-content, align-items, flex-direction, order, align-self, flex-wrap, and align-content. -
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GLSMAC
Open-source OpenGL/SDL2 reimplementation of Sid Meier's Alpha Centauri
glsmac is a compact C99 library designed to simplify OpenGL development on macOS by creating a minimal, no-dependency window and OpenGL context setup. It uses only macOS's native APIs (Cocoa and Core OpenGL) without relying on third-party frameworks like GLFW or SDL. This makes it ideal for developers who want tight control over their OpenGL projects, need a lightweight setup for demos or testing, or are writing small graphical utilities without overhead. The code is short, self-contained,... -
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Blockly Games
Games for tomorrow's programmers
Blockly Games is a collection of educational games that teach core programming concepts using Google’s Blockly visual blocks. Each game introduces ideas like sequencing, loops, conditionals, functions, and variables through playful puzzles that gradually increase in difficulty. Under the hood, the block programs compile to JavaScript, giving learners a bridge from drag-and-drop logic to real code. The activities are self-contained and browser-based, requiring no installation, which makes... -
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intelligent thinking system solving
An approach where computer solves problems like a human brain does;
The intelligent, thinking systems solving project uses a method whereby the computer solves the problem in a way a biological way does. The result of this is that it can learn and emulate a behavior or strategy. Two examples of the process use the game of chess and the game of go. -
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ELF (Extensive Lightweight Framework)
An End-To-End, Lightweight and Flexible Platform for Game Research
ELF (Extensive, Lightweight, and Flexible) is a high-performance platform for reinforcement learning research that unifies simulation, data collection, and distributed training. A C++ core provides fast environments and concurrent actors, while Python bindings expose simple APIs for agents, replay, and optimization loops. It supports both single-agent and multi-agent settings, with batched stepping and shared-memory queues that keep GPUs saturated during training. -
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DarkForestGo
DarkForest, the Facebook Go engine
darkforestGo is an early deep-reinforcement-learning Go engine that combined a convolutional policy/value network with Monte Carlo Tree Search (MCTS) to play the full 19×19 game at a strong amateur level. The system couples fast GPU policy inference with CPU or GPU-assisted tree search so priors from the network guide exploration while search refines local tactics. Training pipelines mix supervised learning from human professional games and self-play fine-tuning, allowing the model to learn opening patterns and endgame tactics beyond simple pattern libraries. ... -
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neurochess
Self chess learning process by artificial neural network
Self chess learning process by artificial neural network white random attribution to of values of chess game, before to pass opposed value to neural network and the desire successor of board with various part of game chess generated with minimax algorithm. -
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Sudoku generator/solver/analyzer written in Java (English and German). Lots of human style techniques (singles, subsets, LCs, fish, wings, uniqueness, coloring, chains, ALS), powerful analyzer (manage multiple solutions for one sudoku). Includes Learning and training modes and a booklet printer.
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Reactor Breeder
A Genetic Algorithm for Reactors in StarMade
This software uses a genetic algorithm to "evolve" reactor designs for Schema's space-simulation game, Star-Made (http://star-made.org/). One of the more unique aspects of the game is that ship power management is not as simple as filling a cube with power generation blocks. This mechanism leads to difficulties in getting maximal power generation out of such reactors. This program rectifies this issue by using a self-organizing variant of brute force search. Much of the search space is... -
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2D P2P RPG Engine
Java Client + JS/Canvas Server-Side System, with maintained Objects
This has been a big dream of mine, and I've spent the last 5 years learning everything I could about Software Design, Web Design, and most important of all, Game Design, so I could develop my own Game Engine and make games as I pleased, and I figure what better way to make myself popular in the real world than to release an Open-Source 2D Peer-2-Peer Self-Containable Web Server/Client Game Engine, and CHALLENGE other people to make branches for their own spin-off projects. ... -
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