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How to create a simple Chess Game using Adama Platform
By Mamy Tiana Rakotomalala
Welcome, guys! In this article, I’ll show you a step-by-step guide on creating an online simple chess game. It will cover the process of structuring the project, creating the frontend, managing data exchange, and implementing move validation and game state with Adama. By the end, we’ll have a functional chess game that you can build upon and customize further. Let’s get started!
Flat & differentiable JSON for collaborative editing
By Jeffrey M. Barber
So, I’m spit-balling a problem. I’m building a property editor like I remember having access to in Visual Studio. I found bdimitrijoski’s clean-web-ui-property-grid, and it’s a good start. I built one similar last year, and then I kicked myself because I didn’t make it work well with large objects. The killer feature and prime difficulty is dealing with an array of objects (and the implicit recursion of complexity).
Facebook's Folly
By Jeffrey M. Barber
Facebook was an interesting place to work. Granted, my perspective may be corrupted, but I do believe it was a good and moral place to work. However, the goodness was rooted in naïve faith in technology. That changed in 2016. The noble mission of “connecting the world” had a blind-spot.
Building a reddit clone with AI (and Adama/RxHTML)
By Jeffrey M. Barber
Let’s combine all righteous anger going on at reddit and all the ai hype with chatgpt by building a reddit clone with AI. Then let’s have that clone be powered by Adama.
A Commitment To Freedom
By Jeffrey M. Barber
I want to be free. I want to just live. Freedom is talked about very loosely, but I think very few people have tasted liberty. It’s worth dying for.
How RxHTML works
By Jeffrey M. Barber
I had a great conversation with a friend at lunch about how RxHTML works since I’m pivoting towards a “concierge engineering company”. Today, I want to illustrate how the full stack web app side of Adama works.