A free Game of Life demo — play it in your browser, no install. This project is an implementation of Conway's Game of Life using Rust and WebAssembly. The game is rendered on a canvas in the browser.
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Open the live demo Source on GitHubThis project is an implementation of Conway's Game of Life using Rust and WebAssembly. The game is rendered on a canvas in the browser.
The Rust code is located in the src directory. The main logic of the game is implemented in the Universe struct in src/lib.rs. The Universe struct represents the game universe and includes methods for creating a new universe, getting and setting the state of cells, and updating the universe for each tick of the game.
The Rust code is compiled to WebAssembly using the wasm-pack tool. The compiled WebAssembly code is located in the pkg directory.
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