Links

Chess

Winboard Forum: it is a good forum to talk about computer chess programming and winboard. Registration required.
TalkChess.com (ex CCC): popular message board discussing anything and everything relating to Computer Chess Programming. Registration required.
WBEC Ridderkerk forum: the WinBoardChessEngine Ridderkerk (a very popular chess engine tournament) support forum of course! ;-) Password required.

Bruce Moreland web site: Mr. Moreland (author of Ferret and Gerbil) writes here interesting columns about computer chess.
Gamedev's Chess programming series (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6): A series of columns about computer chess by François Dominic Laramée.
Ed Schröder web site: Mr. Schroder is the author of Rebel and Pro Deo: two very strong chess engines. For advanced programmers.
G13GAM -- Game Theory: an old, but good web site about computer chess.
Colin Frayn web site: Mr. Frayn is the author of Beowulf; here you can find a lot of info about computer chess and bitboards.
Glaurung web site: a nice description of "Late Move Reductions" as it is implemented in Glaurung by Tord Romstad.
Robert Hyatt publications: Mr. Hyatt is the author of Crafty; here some publications of him.
14.3 Computer chess: an old but interesting web site about computer chess.
Dark Thought: the web site of this old strong chess engine by Markus Gille and Ernst Heinz. (you can find some papers about it in papers section)
David Eppstein's lessons: 1997 and 1999 courses of "Strategy and board game programming".
MTD(f): a description of MTD(f) Algorithm by Aske Plaat. (you can find some papers about it in papers section)
Rémi Coulom web site: source code and very interesting publications by the author of The Crazy Bishop.

David Dowe web site: a lot of links about computer chess and other games.
Louis Kessler's Chess and Computer Chess Links : a lot of links about chess and computer chess.
Chessopolis: it is a HUGE library of links about chess, here the computer chess section.
Paul Verhelst web site: an old but good collection of link about computer chess.

Computer Amazons: web page of Martin Muller at the University of Alberta.
Gamazons: A Gnome implementation of the Amazons board game.
Invader: a strong amazons engine by Prof. Richard J. Lorentz, Department of Computer Science California State University.
Amazong: a java applet that plays Amazons, two-fold winner of the Computer Olympiad.
ICGA page about Amazons: a good starting page about Computer Amazons.

ICGA page about Checkers & Draughts: a good starting page about Computer Checkers.
Chinook: the strongest checkers engine written by Jonathan Schaeffer and the University of Alberta.
Checkerboard: a popular free checkers interface by Martin Fierz; you can find his checkers engine Cake too.
Colossus: a checkers engine by Martin Bryant.
KingsRow: a checkers engine by Ed Gilbert.
Nemesis: a checkers engine by Murray Cash.
World Championship Checkers: a checkers engine by Gil Dodgen.