The implementations I have seen rely on the inclusion of HTML form elements, and a manual step to update the state.
So in that sense CSS + HTML + User Interaction is Turing complete. But that is a different language then CSS, even if a part of that language happens to be written in CSS.
The implementations I have seen rely on the inclusion of HTML form elements, and a manual step to update the state.
So in that sense CSS + HTML + User Interaction is Turing complete. But that is a different language then CSS, even if a part of that language happens to be written in CSS.
I don’t think that’s true, unless you count hardcoding the state evolution into CSS variables, one var per cell per step.