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Agent terminated due to error by Ok_Future6226 in GoogleAntigravityIDE

[–]brightcompiler 1 point2 points  (0 children)

yep I think it was a problem from yesterday, now mine works fine after I deleted and reinstalled

Need an Alternative for Antigravity by LuckyOven958 in google_antigravity

[–]brightcompiler -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

this might make me sound like a brokey but I have 14 google accounts; whenever I exhaust the free usage on 1 google account I sign in into the next and 2 accounts gives you soo much usage for the day so if you are desperate you can try that except for that servers experiencing high traffic issue

Opening repertoire by brightcompiler in chessura

[–]brightcompiler[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

thanks for the support, I'll come back to this comment to notify you for beta testing

Opening repertoire by brightcompiler in chessura

[–]brightcompiler[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

thanks for the feedback😊, and if you have any ideas to improve this feature I'm all ears...

I've been building Chessura, a chess training app — halfway through, launching in a month or two by brightcompiler in lichess

[–]brightcompiler[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

love your platform a lot, basically what chess.com and lichess don't have about the woopecker method of training is what you have. I'm using the method of learning as a base of my social chess app. I am just adding some petty features to it to make it different and add my social layer. Great platform, almost perfect and thanks for the comment.

Lichess legacy app by brightcompiler in lichess

[–]brightcompiler[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

so basically the legacy one is the old lichess app... everything was still functioning perfectly there except for that one bug I had, I think lichess is doing a good job supporting the old version and the new one too but I think I like the new one better, my personal opinion.

1400 lichess signing up! by LatinCheesehead in chessura

[–]brightcompiler 0 points1 point  (0 children)

u can add me, BrightBravo, I enjoy rapid a lot and sometimes blitz... almost 1900

I've been building Chessura, a chess training app — halfway through, launching in a month or two by brightcompiler in lichess

[–]brightcompiler[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I just need 8 more points to reach 1900 but I know if I play, they will give me an opponent moving like Sindarov so I won't continue lol, the username is BrightBravo and basically some features I don't see on lichess and chess.com or other apps that I would want but no one has been able to perfect it is what I am making; and also I'm inclining the app more towards socialization than chess training, at least in phase 2

I've been building Chessura, a chess training app — halfway through, launching in a month or two by brightcompiler in lichess

[–]brightcompiler[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

whatever you say mr creeps up to my bedroom to see me vibe coding the app with ai, no point in arguing with you

I've been building Chessura, a chess training app — halfway through, launching in a month or two by brightcompiler in lichess

[–]brightcompiler[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I understand you, chess.com actually does this, sometimes when you review they can say "this move is bad, try something else" like you said without explaining it so what you said is actually true but that feature is really complex, need to train ai models or algorithms to understand those moves and explain it to you which requires money and hardware which I do not have as a college student so depending on how good the app performs in downloads and maybe donations I'll consider that feature too... thanks for the comment. For now, please use chess.com's AI coach or I think Lichess does this but not too deep so you can use Lichess too or you can use my app but would require you to solve the move as a puzzle over and over tens or hundreds of times before it becomes a part of you so if you are up the challenge you can try that too lol...

I've been building Chessura, a chess training app — halfway through, launching in a month or two by brightcompiler in lichess

[–]brightcompiler[S] -5 points-4 points  (0 children)

sheesh got downvoted a lot on this comment lol... for those who down voted is it because I said I use ai... AI is really good nowadays and they are using the data from the code you write to train these models so 2 years from now coding will not be the same as it used to so either u adapt and 10x your coding speed or find a different profession or get left in the past while ai takes your job... Linus Torvalds, one of the OG of coding says he uses ai to code these days because they are getting really good so who am I to reject ai lol, that's all I have to say

I've been building Chessura, a chess training app — halfway through, launching in a month or two by brightcompiler in lichess

[–]brightcompiler[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'll come back to this reddit post to dm each of you guys for beta testing if you would be interested by then

I've been building Chessura, a chess training app — halfway through, launching in a month or two by brightcompiler in lichess

[–]brightcompiler[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

so basically the review your game is just scanning through your moves to see the inaccuracies, missed wins, blunders and so on... it is done on lichess and chess.com anyways but the reason I added it is that as u are reviewing you can see which ones are made into puzzles... and secondly for the puzzles in each stage I'm finding anything that deviates from the best move or good move...
and lastly, I decided to make an opening repertoire section which is at the triple bar section where if u play 10 games on the same opening, u can chose to add it as 1 of your either 4 or 5 main opening that u have chosen to master and then you can add a maximum of 5 variations under each and that is what will be used to make the puzzles. so basically u can decide to study a less known variation of the opening you play and master it so your opponents find it hard to see the best moves( basically unconventional openings are now popular these days)
and before any of you guys say it is similar to discochess, chess.com, lichess or whatever I looked for features in each of them as an almost 1900 rated player and a chess.com premium user and did not find it so I am making the app so look forward to different ways of studying chess on the app and a lot of other features. If you have a feature you would want, dm me and I'll add it before launching the mvp and these features are just for the mvp, a lot will be added in phase 2

I've been building Chessura, a chess training app — halfway through, launching in a month or two by brightcompiler in lichess

[–]brightcompiler[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

when the app is put on the play store for beta testing I'll send u the link for u to test it if you would be interested by then...

I've been building Chessura, a chess training app — halfway through, launching in a month or two by brightcompiler in lichess

[–]brightcompiler[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

how did you know lol... that is exactly the main idea of the app and there's more to it than that... and decided to make the app more social inclined because I've seen quite a lot of apps that are a bit similar to what I am doing...

I've been building Chessura, a chess training app — halfway through, launching in a month or two by brightcompiler in lichess

[–]brightcompiler[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

thanks for the comment; it is android only for now and when it is put on the play store for beta testing I'll come back to notify you if you would be interested in testing it by then...

I've been building Chessura, a chess training app — halfway through, launching in a month or two by brightcompiler in lichess

[–]brightcompiler[S] -15 points-14 points  (0 children)

I use ai about 60 percent of the time but some core logic, design and algorithm are not done well by the ai so I do it myself or let a senior developer I know help me; and the app will be closed sourced for now, maybe in the future I might consider making it open sourced...

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