The HTML Tic-Tac-Toe Game

His underlying engine that generated the pages isn't very good because it's easy to beat. Unless that was deliberate, but he doesn't say so.

I would have hoped that it uses CSS logic. Should be doable? I am not a CSS wizard (still look up things on the fly), but I think there are rules for "if class x is below class y in the hierarchy then..." and for selected and unselected links. Perhaps that is sufficient to create a much more compressed CSS only Tic Tac Toe?

Great thing. It reminded me of the time when I used heuristics for developing tic-tac-toe in C. And realized that to make computer play a simple logical game it takes hundreds of lines of code. So I really appreciate the amount of thinking gone in developing such AI entirely from discrete states of HTML pages.

293 separate HTML pages! This is a relic.

"A strange game. The only winning move is not to play." - Joshua<p>(Incidentally, that movie sparked my interest in both artificial intelligence and telephony programming.)

"On a Pentium 133, it requires about 20 seconds to play every game and generate every HTML page!"

I want the same with chess. Please.