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As a fellow iChing developer - this is nice! Thanks for sharing.

• jackzhuo 9mo ago
  Thank you! Always happy to meet a fellow developer in this niche. Have you built a web app or a mobile app? I'd love to check out your work if you have a link!
  • v0id_p 9mo ago
    Hey Jack, I built an I Ching tool earlier this year using arrow.js. I tried to stick with vanilla JS at first but it proved difficult to maintain. My tool uses a casting method that results in the same probabilities as when one uses the Yarrow Stalk method, but doesn't include a yarrow stalk simulation. I briefly considered creating a 3D simulation of the yarrow stalk casting method but never got around to it. I find it interesting that someone had a similar idea. My I Ching tool is located at classicofchanges.com
    • jackzhuo 9mo ago
      Always happy to meet a fellow developer in this niche! I checked out your site—having the full index on a single page is actually super handy for quick referencing. And I totally relate to the 'Vanilla JS vs Framework' struggle. I ended up choosing Next.js precisely because managing the state for the complex probabilities (6/7/8/9) was giving me a headache. Respect for sticking to the raw math!
  • langitbiru 9mo ago
    Hello there. I'm also an I-Ching developer. https://neoching.com https://neoching.com
    • jackzhuo 9mo ago
      Thanks for sharing neoching.com! It is really cool to see how different developers interpret the same ancient text. I noticed your approach is very direct and efficient with the results. Keep going!