LifeGoesOn vs (LispLab)

LifeGoesOn, a stunning, hands-on experience of Conway’s Game of Life — the classic cellular automaton brought to vivid life with color, strategy, and creativity. Design living patterns using Red and Blue stones and watch as they evolve through generations, following the simple but powerful rules of life. Add stones, pause and adjust the grid, and explore unexpected interactions as your creations take on a life of their own. Features: • Interactive Grid: Tap to place Red or Blue stones and bring your pattern to life. • Color Evolution: When different colors interact, they combine into new life — Yellow stones! • Wrap Mode: Switch between traditional edges and infinite wraparound for new dynamics. • Grid Sizes: Choose from 10x10 to 25x25 grids to scale up your experiments. • Video Recording: Record your simulations and share your creations with friends or students. • Running Stats Panel: Track generation count and population changes in real time. • Built-in Patterns: Includes classic examples like the Glider, Toad, and Blinker. Upgrade for More: Unlock the Patterns Upgrade to: • Save & Load Your Own Creations • Access All Built-in Patterns • Explore New Design Possibilities Whether you’re a curious student, seasoned developer, or lifelong tinkerer, LifeGoesOn invites you to dive into a mesmerizing world of logic, art, and digital life. No two games are the same — and every experiment is a step into discovery.

Learn Scheme, the elegant Lisp dialect that shaped modern programming. (LispLab) helps you go from your first parenthesis to real fluency with 90 structured lessons, a built-in REPL, and hands-on exercises. Study core ideas like lists, functions, recursion, higher-order functions, and data structures one day at a time. Features:  • 90 guided Scheme lessons  • Built-in REPL and interpreter  • Exercises with hints and instant feedback  • Progress tracking and daily streaks  • Light, dark, and automatic themes • Now includes a Logo module! Logo is a member of the Lisp family, but with graphics and a design to appeal to new programmers. Perfect for beginners, students, and programmers exploring functional programming.