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norwoodj committed Jun 30, 2024
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From the Stupid Chess homepage:

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This is a web-based board game running on a python-flask/mongo backend with a react frontend.
It is deployed on a raspberry pi cluster running kubernetes. Visit my github to view the salt-stack
configuration, build tools, and custom docker images I've built to deploy this and other projects
on this platform.
This is a web-based board game running on a python-flask/mongo backend with a react frontend. It
is deployed on a raspberry pi running in my house. Here's the salt configuration used to do that:
https://github.com/norwoodj/rpi-salt.
You can see this particular project at https://github.com/norwoodj/stupidchess
You might also visit my other project https://hashbash.jmn23.com
You can see the code for this project at https://github.com/norwoodj/stupidchess
You might also visit my other projects https://hashbash.jmn23.com and https://bolas.jmn23.com.
You can see my personal website at https://jmn23.com.
Stupid Chess is a variant on the popular Chess and checkers board games that John Norwood (that's me)
and some of his college friends invented when we stumbled across a chess board that had been ripped
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https://stupidchess.jmn23.com/how-to-play
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### This Codebase
This code was largely written as an exploration of how to effectively build and deploy flask/mongo/react
projects as well as a way to get the rules of a game that I really enjoy codified in a meaningful way.
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