Conway's Game of Life

Conway's game of life is a zero-player game that is created by the English Computer Scientist and Mathematician John Horton Conway.

It is very typical programming problem because of the simplicity, beauty and inherent complexity of this problem.

Here are the rules of Game of life:

• If a box has life and it has less than 2 neighbors. It dies of loneliness. The box becomes lifeless next generation.
• If a box has life and it has more than 3 neighbors. It dies of overpopulation. The box becomes lifeless next generation.
• If a box has life and it has 2 to 3 neighbors. Nothing changes for this box.
• If a box has no life and it has 3 neighbors, the box in next generation fills with life because of reproduction.
• It seems pretty simple rule. But it gives unexpectedly complex behavior.

Now that you have finished our code along.

It is time for you to unleash your creativity to continue on this project.

Here are some of the topics that you need to work on:

• Landing Page for your Game of Life project. It should be a different html file from the Game of life page.
• A simple page to introduce yourself

Here are some of the topics that you should attempt to work on:

• Control speed of the Game of Life. (Checkout framerate, you can use slider to control the framerate )
• Allow users to change the rules of survival.
• Allow users to change the rules of reproduction.
• Start/Stop the Game of life
• Multiple colors of life on the same board.
• Darken colors for stable life.
• Random initial states
• Well-known patterns of Game of Life to select from (Examples: Gosper Glider Gun, Glider, Lightweight train).
• Use Keyboard to control the cursor to place the life
• Resize board on windows resize (Check out windowsResized)
• Switching between different styles.
• Anything else that you could think of.
• Let's build your own 2-D lives!