Live Coding: Blackjack Basic Strategy

Brad DwyerPublished Aug 29, 2021
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SUMMARY

This live coding session builds a computer vision web app that reads playing cards from a webcam and displays real-time blackjack basic strategy recommendations. Starting from boilerplate sample code, the session uses a playing cards object detection model from Roboflow Universe and produces a working app in about two hours that runs in a browser on a phone or desktop webcam.

Follow along as I use a playing cards object detection model (opens in a new tab) from Roboflow Universe (opens in a new tab) to build a computer-vision powered Blackjack basic strategy web-app. In just two hours, we go from the boilerplate sample code to a working app you can try (opens in a new tab) on your phone or computer's webcam.

2 hour coding live-stream. Subscribe to our YouTube (opens in a new tab) for more!

If you don't want to follow along, you can still access the full code on our GitHub (opens in a new tab). Please star the repo on GitHub and thumbs up on YouTube if you want to see more long-form, immersive content like this. And, if you have ideas for what we should build in our next livestream, please leave a comment!

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