BOOLR – A digital logic simulator

"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?

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&#x27;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!<p>[0]: <a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;icccamp.ru&#x2F;" rel="nofollow noreferrer">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;icccamp.ru&#x2F;</a>

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You&#x27;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&#x2F;teach how computers work. I love the ability to encapsulate circuits and abstract them into higher level components.