A 3.7 KB Othello engine: bitboards in Rust with native WebAssembly

A developer created an extremely compact Othello game engine of only 3.7 kilobytes using bitboards in Rust and WebAssembly without external dependencies.

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Legal move generation requires only seven lines of code thanks to binary data structure optimization.

This project demonstrates how to achieve maximum performance with minimal memory footprint for game algorithms.

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