Hello, Am 24.01.2011 um 11:31 schrieb Jonathan Chetwynd:
> computer Go as a social & educational tool? > > is there anyone else developing computer Go as a social and educational > tool?** > > regards > > Jonathan Chetwynd > http://www.peepo.com > > **to collaborate on further development. > > It seems to me that at present the majority of effort is invested in > competition towards developing a strong or even pro application. > especially under the excellent supervision of Nick Wedd, KGS and others. > > However, I am interested in the collaborative aspects of computer-Go such as: > a means to explore and explain complex homeostatic processes through data > visualisation, > and improve social engagement, beyond chat. > I also conceive that this will help to build better programs ~:". > > Currently peepo.com uses fuego and shows territory as gradient. > Seeking general assistance and in particular to further develop back-end. Nice idea. But honestly, it only shows gradient of stones not terroitory. No? This is the board I got when fuego finally resigned: http://img249.imageshack.us/img249/3771/peepocom20110126.png. This is not very helpful, even counter productive. But as a proof of concept, how to use websockets and doing board visualisation via SVG, this is great! Thinking further, this might even be a way to reach a wider audience for Go? If one gets a good visualization of territory and the difference of a pro game in real time, it might be as easy to follow as a football match :-). Regards David
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