First, you have to choose what server do you want to use for hosting the wasm game of life, you can choose between three different implementations using three different libraries: Crossbeam, Async-std or Tokio. Whichever you choose the functionalities are the same.
make start_tokio_webmake start_crossbeam_webmake start_async_std_web
This will compile the wasm file, the web server binary, and bundle everything in the target directory. In the end it will start the server up as shown here:
Game of life variation based on Elliot Waite's video, but implemented using Rust and Macroquad can be found here.
It consists in simulating a 1D game of life using the rule 30 (which runs on the lower half of the screen) and using the generated rows as "input" for a 2D game of life which runs on the upper half of the screen.
The 1D conways only uses black and white colors, and the 2D one uses a gradient of colors to show the amount of time a cell has been alive.