Chess Game Using Html CSS And JavaScript-Part 7

Welcome to Part 7 of the JavaScript Chess Game series. In this episode, the focus is on enhancing the chess board with an evaluation bar using the Stockfish engine. This tutorial provides a step-by-step guide on how to integrate this feature into the game’s interface. By the end of this video, viewers will have a chess board that not only displays the pieces but also an evaluation bar that offers a real-time assessment of the game state. Please note that the display of analysis and possible moves will be covered in a future video. Enjoy coding!

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0:00 Welcome to creating a chess game using JavaScript
1:37 Adding HTML Elements
1:59 Styling the evaluation bar
4:37 Utilizing npm for the installation of Stockfish
5:26 Implementing javascript code to incorporate the Stockfish engine into the chess board

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[lmaxr]

Just a quick thank you for this series! I am learning a lot. I am going through all of the videos, but I may have to skip some of the Stockfish ones as my terminal did not recognize npm so I won't download it (I may try later, but am worried that by not using your technique I won't find the .js file you alluded to. Anyway, this is a great series, and you are very kind to share this with the public. You deserve many more likes / views than you have received for this.

[Junior_Bobby_Fischer]

My error is this😢
Uncaught SecurityError: Failed to construct 'Worker':

[protibadimon]

Please decorate all function as game inside

[lumk]

How to download stockfich? I need a detailed guide. Please please

[allenang]

I am getting this error: Uncaught ReferenceError: SharedArrayBuffer is not defined in

[chasesteuerwald]

how did you get the npm install running after you did npm install stockfish