Place a piece or the king in front of opponent’s passed pawns to prevent them from reaching their promotion square. Black’s passed pawns appear dangerous, but white’s firm blockade on c3 and d2, combined with an active rook on b5, allows white to hold the position. Continue Reading
I work as a Senior Developer at a Software as a Service (SaaS) company that builds time-tracking, billing, and project management software.
I've always been interested in chess (a game of complete information) and poker (a game of incomplete information). This is my attempt to write chess-playing software. I'll get to poker later.
You may be interested to explore my general programming blog, ErikTheCoder.
