If you need to ask you're probably not capable.
HOW DO I MAKE MY OWN CHESS WEBSITE AND SOFTWARE?
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Apr 30, 2013
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#5
Answer: hire a very large team of people who know what they're doing.
What's your budget?
my budget? errr, $10 per month..... not really sure... $120 per year, maybe
I'd suggest, for that budget, you simply buy yourself a premium membership here and enjoy the fruits of someone else's labour.
Apr 30, 2013
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#8
For $10/mo. you can probably get your site up and running in about 500 years.
Not with inflation.
Hire Bill Gates!
Apr 30, 2013
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#12
Why do you even want to make another chess website? There are plenty of them already. It is a very competitive market.
1- study programmation for five years.
2- realize it is just not possible to do this by yourself, let alone on your free time and for practically no budget.
pfren wrote:
For $120 per year you can only register the domain name, and rent a shared server. The rest require being proficient on php, and having some essential webdesign knowledge (as well as plenty of time to work).
let's see, errr, $50 per month?
Natalia_Pogonina wrote:
Why do you even want to make another chess website? There are plenty of them already. It is a very competitive market.
I like making my websites. I like being a creator and control the site.
TheGameOfChessMaster wrote:
I like making my websites. I like being a creator and control the site.
?!?
About your claim of already having "made" websites, I can see only three alternatives :
-these websites are one page of plain text, nothing complex like javascript etc.
-you are a liar and those websites do not exist
-you are a programming genius, html is like a second language to you
In the first two cases, you are seriously delusional about making a website similar to chess.com (or just its live chess interface) by your own. And -guess what ? - I do not believe in the last case.
May 1, 2013
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#17
Isn't this that kid from India again who wanted to improve Houdini? 
He seems to have closed his other account which means his ridiculous threads have been lost.
theunsjb wrote:
Isn't this that kid from India again who wanted to improve Houdini? He seems to have closed his other account which means his ridiculous threads have been lost.
Interesting hypothesis, but there is an easy way to improve Houdini :
-wait ten years ;
-buy the new version.
May 1, 2013
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#19
Irontiger wrote:
Interesting hypothesis, but there is an easy way to improve Houdini :
-wait ten years ;
-buy the new version.
Just wait one year and buy whatever engine strips the crown from Houdini.
How do I make my own chess website and software? With live chess, connection, the chess board, data, everything! Please help me, (anyone who knows). Thanks very much.