Análisis de la app lidraughts • Online Draughts para 18 de febrero

Built for the love of draughts, this app is open source and free for all. - Play bullet, blitz, classical, and correspondence draughts - Play in arena tournaments - Play against the computer, both online and offline - Find, follow, challenge players - See your games stats - Draughts variants, available online and offline: Frisian, Russian, Brazilian, Antidraughts, Breakthrough, Frysk! - Practice with draughts puzzles for International, Frisian and Russian draughts - Game analysis with local computer evaluation - Board editor to setup positions - Server computer analysis with move annotations and game summary - Over The Board mode to play offline with a friend - Standalone draughts clock with multiple time settings - Available in 20 languages - Designed for both phones and tablets, supporting landscape mode - 100% free, without ads, and open source! Just like https://lidraughts.org, this application is open source, and respects user freedom. It is entirely free and without ads, now and forever. Source code of the mobile application: https://github.com/RoepStoep/lidrobile Source code of the website and server: https://github.com/RoepStoep/lidraughts The computer analysis is possible thanks to Fabien Letouzey's open source draughts engine Scan 3.1: https://github.com/rhalbersma/scan Many words of thanks must be expressed to the lichess developers, whose open source work made all of this possible: - Vincent Velociter (https://github.com/veloce), lead developer of the lichess app which was forked to create the lidraughts app - Thibault Duplessis (https://github.com/ornicar), creator of lichess.org, without whom there would be no lidraughts.org in the first place - All others who contributed over the years, too many to mention