#Conway's Game of Life Simulation

Conway's Game of Life is a cellular automation simulation, devised by the British mathematician, John Horton Conway.

Each Cell on the board remains in one of two states: Alive, or Dead. Cells influence each other upon each 'Tick' of a constant timer. Upon each 'Tick', a single Cell can die, begin living, or remain in it's previous state, based upon the few simple rules below. You can read more about Conway's Game of Life on Wikipedia

This simulation was written in 'strict' (ECMAScript5) JavaScript on an HTML5 Canvas.

###Cells Live by the Following Rules:

1. A live Cell dies if it has more than three live neighboring Cells.

2. A live Cell dies if it has fewer than two live neighboring Cells.

3. A live Cell continues to live, so long as it has two, or three live neighboring Cells.

4. A dead Cell begins to live if it has three neighboring live Cells.