As part of my son's collegiate math class, he wanted to create a variation of a Sierpinski triangle where the triangles grew outside of the primary triangle rather than being nested within it. We couldn't figure out a programmatic solution before the due date of the project, so he wound up having to draw it by hand.
Some weeks later, I decided to attack the problem as a side-research project to expand my skillset a bit. After a few weeks of beating my head against the keyboard, things finally fell into place, and I was able to generate the same image my son drew by hand. Then, of course, I had to add some features to make it fun to play with.
This is an example of how you may give instructions on setting up your project locally. To get a local copy up and running follow these simple example steps.
- Clone the repo
git clone [email protected]:dkreft/sierpinski-fractal-generator.git
- Install dependencies
yarn
- Run the development server
yarn dev
Distributed under the MIT License.