Same rules, 10+ stacks.

A functional baseline: immutable state, explicit updates, and a grid small enough to make the rules teachable.

ClojureScript and re-frame: cells as data, updates as events.

React and Redux with Conway implemented as a reducer: easy to step through in devtools.

LiveScript, compressed hard to see how terse syntax shapes the automaton.

ReasonReact, an early typed React-family take, board and transitions in algebraic types.

A ReScript follow-up to the ReasonML version, carrying the typed model into a newer toolchain.

Svelte's reactivity keeps board state and UI updates close together.

Solid's fine-grained reactivity, later adapted here into the interactive canvas preview.

A tiny syntax experiment around the Game of Life idea, represented as a one-commit CSS-primary repo.

Go: explicit loops, no framework, a baseline to compare against the UI-heavy versions.

Rust, where ownership and mutation choices drive how cells update.

Gleam's typed functional model, kept small enough to compare with the other versions.

RippleJS, a newer framework; Conway here is a quick read on its reactive model.