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Subject: Common site for WB Engines

Author: Benny Antonsson

Date: 16:33:00 04/08/02

I'm thinking of creating a webpage where a Chess Engine programmer can
"register" his engine and at any time log in an edit the data.

The author have to provide information about what features the engine supports
(such as analyze, opening book, egtb etc. etc), Nationality, homepage, download
location and so on.

The output would look something like the table on the Alarm-page
(http://www.codenet.se/Alarm, http://www.codenet.se/Alarm/engines.htm)

It's also easy to add filters and sorting.

The application will probably use a COM+ object in ASP/JScript on an IIS-server
and the database would be a SQL-Server 2000.

Do you think this is a good idea or is it just a waste of time ?

/Benny


http://www.codenet.se/Alarm

• Re: Common site for WB Engines pavel 18:59:33 04/08/02
• Re: Common site for WB Engines Russell Reagan 18:15:38 04/08/02
  • Re: Common site for WB Engines Benny Antonsson 02:30:09 04/09/02
    • Re: Common site for WB Engines Russell Reagan 09:06:13 04/09/02

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