Often for interview purposes I'm asked to implement something around chess. 8-Queens problem or some kind of simulator. This library is a small subset of "domain code" for implementing Chess.

I've implemented it Kotlin because:

1. Kotlin is cool atm
2. Cross compiling to JVM and JS(if I would interview for frontend roles needed chess)
3. Since its JVM I can use it in Scala <3

You can find here code implementing logic for the standard chess pieces and basic board.

• Fully immutable Board
• Castling
• Piece Promotion
• En passant
• Checkmate(just check for now)