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> Error establishing a database connection For the love of god people. Please stop requiring a database connection to serve static content.
I use Jekyll, but when I tried teaching it to someone I realized that the learning curve was too steep and switched them to Wordpress.
Everything you need is in that book. It's not too long, and very readable. It has a very common-sense approach. Look for the 21st century edition at used book stores or your chess club: http://www.amazon.com/My-System-21st-Century-Edition/dp/1880...
chesstempo.com is good for practicing tactics between games.
> Error establishing a database connection For the love of god people. Please stop requiring a database connection to serve static content.
It's running on Wordpress. Do you know of static site generator that is similarly easy to use for non-technical people? I use Jekyll, but when I tried teaching it to someone I realized that the learning curve was too steep and switched them to Wordpress.
Anyone care to provide similarly practical tips for Go?
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It's running on Wordpress. Do you know of static site generator that is similarly easy to use for non-technical people? I use Jekyll, but when I tried teaching it to someone I realized that the learning curve was too steep and switched them to Wordpress.
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For tactics training, I highly recommend "1001 Winning Chess Sacrifices and Combinations" ( http://www.amazon.com/1001-Winning-Chess-Sacrifices-Combinat... ) and "1001 Brilliant Ways to Checkmate ( http://www.amazon.com/Brilliant-Checkmate-Chess-lovers-libra... ). Both books are things you can toss in your bag and pick up when you have a spare minute.
Tons of problems (20000+), comments for explanations, thematic tagging, ratings graphs. This is all free.
The paid tier lets you construct problem sets from criteria. The list goes on.
who is this guy and why should i take him seriously? he doesn't explain why his advice is worth a damn
1. Are competent at reading. 2. Have visited, and used, the internet before.
Thus, the answer to your question, "Who is this guy" can be found on his WP site under the tab, 'About'. There, it states that he is:
1. Narula is a 19 year old sophomore at the University of Georgia studying Computer Science and Political Science and 2. Gautam has also written a book on chess and a few Android apps.