Search Results for "slow chess engine"

PGHero (ankane/pghero) is an open-source tool for monitoring and analyzing PostgreSQL database performance, built to provide insights into query behavior, index usage, replication lag, and resource bottlenecks. It runs alongside your application (often as a Rails engine, but usable standalone) and collects metrics from PostgreSQL system views, logging slow queries, long-running transactions, and missing indexes. The web interface presents dashboards with charts and tables that help you understand trends, spot inefficient queries, and identify opportunities for optimization. PGHero supports customizable thresholds and notifications, so you can be alerted when slowness or index problems emerge. ...

SWIPS is a unique solution that provides pairing chess engine for the organizers of chess tournaments. It is server-based and it is also accessible using a web browser. SWIPS ensures transparency, fairness and facilitation of organizer’s tasks. SWIPS helps to preserve chess standards because it follows the FIDE official norm. SWIPS pairing engine has already been tested in practice.

A client-server chess engine with a focus on pluggable rules and analysis, implemented in Ruby

Attempt to build a chess engine in Ruby.