sac-sac-mate
In the previous post [https://devjournal.balinterdi.com/thinking-about-conditional-linking/], I outlined what I need and a possible solution to make it work. Here, I'm going to briefly write about how I implemented it and include the screencast which gives you a glimpse into the process. If you prefer
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Having decided that I want to include the ability of stepping through chess games in the MVP [https://devjournal.balinterdi.com/extending-the-original-mvp/], I set to implementing that feature. My first thought was to not reinvent the wheel and use chessboard.js [https://github.com/oakmac/chessboardjs] to render the chess
sac-sac-mate
After I made list resorting animate [https://devjournal.balinterdi.com/using-ember-animated-to-resort-a-list/] I got excited about how much ember-animated can do with how little code. I was hooked and signed up to EmberMap's animation workshop at EmberConf. Having finished the workshop, my enthusiasm rose to new levels. I decided
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MVP is probably not the right word to use as I don't think Sac Sac Mate can be considered a product (though it might become one in the future) but I'd like to lay out a set of features to my readers and to myself that
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There are always several things in the broadly interpreted world of software development I want to learn about. What usually works for me is instead of (or rather, in addition to) reading articles and books or watching videos about the topic, I build something with those tools.