My 7yo son has been interested in boolean logic. I thought surely something like this exists where I can show him how you can chain gates to build larger systems. Couldn't find one! Will have to download this tonight.
This reminds me of what I've done back in 1989 in Russia where I was on an international programming camp [0], which still exists today. I won, I believe, the second place. It was written in TPW (Turbo Pascal for Windows), of course!
[0]: https://icccamp.ru/
Related:
Show HN: BOOLR – A digital logic simulator - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15489535 - Oct 2017 (21 comments)
Show HN: BOOLR, a digital logic simulator - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14335023 - May 2017 (11 comments)
You'd be surprised at how few simple yet decent logic simulators exist online. Are there plans for a web versions maybe?
This is awesome! It looks like a fantastic way to play with boolean logic and learn/teach how computers work. I love the ability to encapsulate circuits and abstract them into higher level components.
"created with JavaScript, HTML5, CSS3" but no web version for those who already have a browser and don't want to download yet another one?