For those irritated with the changes to @chessable.com for #chess openings - now is your time to check out chessbook.com #chesspunks
It’s awesome. Here’s a video showing its value and a review.
Chessbook - Fill In Gaps In Your Chess Openings
youtu.be/0du7mrg7oZE
It’s awesome. Here’s a video showing its value and a review.
Chessbook - Fill In Gaps In Your Chess Openings
youtu.be/0du7mrg7oZE
Chessbook - Fill In Gaps In Your Chess Openings
YouTube video by Highground Chess
youtu.be
January 3, 2025 at 1:13 AM
For those irritated with the changes to @chessable.com for #chess openings - now is your time to check out chessbook.com #chesspunks
It’s awesome. Here’s a video showing its value and a review.
Chessbook - Fill In Gaps In Your Chess Openings
youtu.be/0du7mrg7oZE
It’s awesome. Here’s a video showing its value and a review.
Chessbook - Fill In Gaps In Your Chess Openings
youtu.be/0du7mrg7oZE
Chessbook iPhone app now sends you a notification the moment your Lichess game ends to tell you that you played the opening wrong
September 11, 2026 at 8:37 PM
Chessbook iPhone app now sends you a notification the moment your Lichess game ends to tell you that you played the opening wrong
Chessbook is awesome, especially for repertoire building. For spaced repetition and the like, Chess Tempo makes a great pairing...especially given the immense value of all of its often overlooked features beyond that and its stellar tactics system (endings, guess the move, custom books, etc.)
For those irritated with the changes to @chessable.com for #chess openings - now is your time to check out chessbook.com #chesspunks
It’s awesome. Here’s a video showing its value and a review.
Chessbook - Fill In Gaps In Your Chess Openings
youtu.be/0du7mrg7oZE
It’s awesome. Here’s a video showing its value and a review.
Chessbook - Fill In Gaps In Your Chess Openings
youtu.be/0du7mrg7oZE
Chessbook - Fill In Gaps In Your Chess Openings
YouTube video by Highground Chess
youtu.be
January 3, 2025 at 2:10 AM
Chessbook is awesome, especially for repertoire building. For spaced repetition and the like, Chess Tempo makes a great pairing...especially given the immense value of all of its often overlooked features beyond that and its stellar tactics system (endings, guess the move, custom books, etc.)
Chess Mastery eBook. $0. 12 hour left.
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Chess Mastery: A Pro's Guide to Winning Strategies and Techniques - Edition 2: Expanded & Updated by iD01t Productions
Chess Mastery eBook
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April 1, 2026 at 2:01 PM
Chess Mastery eBook. $0. 12 hour left.
Pro strategies, winning techniques, expanded edition. Everything you need to stop losing to people who memorized openings.
⚡ id01t.itch.io/chess-mastery
#chess #chessbook #freebook #indieauthor #itchio #iD01t
Pro strategies, winning techniques, expanded edition. Everything you need to stop losing to people who memorized openings.
⚡ id01t.itch.io/chess-mastery
#chess #chessbook #freebook #indieauthor #itchio #iD01t
My friend who’s a Chessbase true believer uses Chessbook for storing/drilling openings.
February 18, 2026 at 12:14 PM
My friend who’s a Chessbase true believer uses Chessbook for storing/drilling openings.
Sounds like a neat feature but cumbersome to generate the pgn - Chessbook just goes and gets your games from Lichess and chesscom automatically.
January 3, 2025 at 1:30 PM
Sounds like a neat feature but cumbersome to generate the pgn - Chessbook just goes and gets your games from Lichess and chesscom automatically.
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Introducing my new book:
The Practical Checkmate Book, Mate in 1
Learn How to Win at Chess, 250 Beginner Chess Puzzles
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November 12, 2024 at 12:31 PM
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Introducing my new book:
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Learn How to Win at Chess, 250 Beginner Chess Puzzles
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Introducing my new book:
The Practical Checkmate Book, Mate in 1
Learn How to Win at Chess, 250 Beginner Chess Puzzles
www.lulu.com/shop/frank-l...
#chess #chessbook #matein1 #checkmate #mybook
rlly been enjoying this app as a tool for memorizing chess openings, lets u add lines to ur repertoire and practice them with spaced repetition (and has v useful info like how games are typically played after an opening, if a line is theory heavy or has a "rare but dangerous" trap)
chessbook.com
chessbook.com
March 12, 2024 at 3:24 PM
rlly been enjoying this app as a tool for memorizing chess openings, lets u add lines to ur repertoire and practice them with spaced repetition (and has v useful info like how games are typically played after an opening, if a line is theory heavy or has a "rare but dangerous" trap)
chessbook.com
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Game Changer!
You can now generate a complete opening repertoire in a few minutes on Qchess.net and then upload it to Lichess, ChessBook, or Chessable.
The repertoire is based on the Elite Database (2+ million master games), the Lichess user games DB, and engine analysis.
youtu.be/qi5FH3LV_Js
You can now generate a complete opening repertoire in a few minutes on Qchess.net and then upload it to Lichess, ChessBook, or Chessable.
The repertoire is based on the Elite Database (2+ million master games), the Lichess user games DB, and engine analysis.
youtu.be/qi5FH3LV_Js
Game changer: generate a complete opening repertoire with just a few mouse clicks.
YouTube video by Han Schut
youtu.be
October 13, 2025 at 1:37 PM
Game Changer!
You can now generate a complete opening repertoire in a few minutes on Qchess.net and then upload it to Lichess, ChessBook, or Chessable.
The repertoire is based on the Elite Database (2+ million master games), the Lichess user games DB, and engine analysis.
youtu.be/qi5FH3LV_Js
You can now generate a complete opening repertoire in a few minutes on Qchess.net and then upload it to Lichess, ChessBook, or Chessable.
The repertoire is based on the Elite Database (2+ million master games), the Lichess user games DB, and engine analysis.
youtu.be/qi5FH3LV_Js
You can export to PGN from both Chessbook and Lichess studies.
February 18, 2026 at 2:50 PM
You can export to PGN from both Chessbook and Lichess studies.
Thank you! It indeed did! I found my first-ever chessbook "Chess Fundamentals" from Capablanca. My grandmother gave it to me as birthday gift and thus initiated a cascade of events :)
January 3, 2025 at 4:10 AM
Thank you! It indeed did! I found my first-ever chessbook "Chess Fundamentals" from Capablanca. My grandmother gave it to me as birthday gift and thus initiated a cascade of events :)
It's a lot of work! About halfway there I think. Using chessbook.
November 16, 2024 at 12:42 PM
It's a lot of work! About halfway there I think. Using chessbook.
Chessbook.com. I have my repertoire there. It keeps track of my mistakes on my lichess and chesscom accounts and my performance by opening.
Chessbook
Chessbook is the fastest way to build a bulletproof opening repertoire.
Chessbook.com
December 10, 2024 at 12:09 AM
Chessbook.com. I have my repertoire there. It keeps track of my mistakes on my lichess and chesscom accounts and my performance by opening.
Who else is planning holiday projects for their time off?
1. Shoot and edit a family holiday video 📹
2. Add a new opening to ChessBook to practice this year ♟️
3. Run a model from Gitlab on my laptop 💻
4. Configure NAS for family media archive project with my uncle 🗃️
1. Shoot and edit a family holiday video 📹
2. Add a new opening to ChessBook to practice this year ♟️
3. Run a model from Gitlab on my laptop 💻
4. Configure NAS for family media archive project with my uncle 🗃️
December 21, 2024 at 8:31 PM
Who else is planning holiday projects for their time off?
1. Shoot and edit a family holiday video 📹
2. Add a new opening to ChessBook to practice this year ♟️
3. Run a model from Gitlab on my laptop 💻
4. Configure NAS for family media archive project with my uncle 🗃️
1. Shoot and edit a family holiday video 📹
2. Add a new opening to ChessBook to practice this year ♟️
3. Run a model from Gitlab on my laptop 💻
4. Configure NAS for family media archive project with my uncle 🗃️
So I got curious about this platform ChessBook. It offered a pretty exciting feature of finding opening mistakes in my games...
January 3, 2025 at 1:00 PM
So I got curious about this platform ChessBook. It offered a pretty exciting feature of finding opening mistakes in my games...
Do you prefer Chessbook so far? I looked at it a while ago when it was very new and still a work in progress
January 3, 2025 at 2:32 PM
Do you prefer Chessbook so far? I looked at it a while ago when it was very new and still a work in progress
Thanks! Getting to 1200 was mostly about getting rid of bad habits and learning a few basic systems. 1200 to 1500 took more intense practicing, but my real breakthrough came with the ChessBook app. I didn't have time to read and study lots of books, but I can practice openings 10 min/day
November 12, 2024 at 2:52 PM
Thanks! Getting to 1200 was mostly about getting rid of bad habits and learning a few basic systems. 1200 to 1500 took more intense practicing, but my real breakthrough came with the ChessBook app. I didn't have time to read and study lots of books, but I can practice openings 10 min/day
Yeah, Chessbook. Spaced repetition is crucial, otherwise you just forget. (Caveat is that memorizing opening moves is not all that important for improvement - I do it because I enjoy it)
April 29, 2025 at 1:07 PM
Yeah, Chessbook. Spaced repetition is crucial, otherwise you just forget. (Caveat is that memorizing opening moves is not all that important for improvement - I do it because I enjoy it)
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Heh I remember that app, from many moons ago. I’ve only really used ChessTempo for the tactics, I should really explore the other stuff. Tried ChessBook which is also independent but can’t really get my head round it.
April 30, 2025 at 4:32 PM
Heh I remember that app, from many moons ago. I’ve only really used ChessTempo for the tactics, I should really explore the other stuff. Tried ChessBook which is also independent but can’t really get my head round it.
I feel you there. I have a sizable Chessable library. Though recently I’ve been using ChessBook. It’s really great for openings and their free membership is actually really good. I haven’t spent a dime.
November 22, 2024 at 6:19 AM
I feel you there. I have a sizable Chessable library. Though recently I’ve been using ChessBook. It’s really great for openings and their free membership is actually really good. I haven’t spent a dime.
Makes me sad that after all this time Chessable still only has a half baked SRS algorithm. There have been some tweaks to the UI here and there but next to nothing has been done to improve it's effectiveness. Chessbook has a good SRS algorithm but it's confusing and only for openings. *sigh*
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April 11, 2025 at 4:48 PM
Makes me sad that after all this time Chessable still only has a half baked SRS algorithm. There have been some tweaks to the UI here and there but next to nothing has been done to improve it's effectiveness. Chessbook has a good SRS algorithm but it's confusing and only for openings. *sigh*
#chess
#chess
Use chessbook to learn it :)
January 18, 2025 at 7:26 PM
Use chessbook to learn it :)
A Made-Up Name Is Better Than No Name Discussion
A Made-up Name is Better Than No Name | Marcus' Blog
In working on Chessbook recently, I often found myself referring to (position, move) pairs. Specifically positions that are stored as EPDs, and moves that are stored in San notation.
let difficulty_by_epd_san = //...; let existing_epd_sans = //...; let unique_moves_by_epd_san = //...; fn epd_san_plus_to_condition((epd, san_plus): &(String, String)) -> _ //...; I got so used to thinking of these things together as pairs, and wished I had a name for it. I couldn’t think of an existing name that worked well and wasn’t a mouthful like MoveFromPosition.
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December 4, 2024 at 11:00 PM
A Made-Up Name Is Better Than No Name Discussion