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Hi Chony,

I really like your work. Myself I worked at France Telecom R&D and wrote a Wi-Fi simulator at the time. But I retired and abandoned my little project.

https://github.com/JPLeRouzic/IEEE-802.11-simulator

How do you see your project evolving? People in standardization bodies would be very interested by your project.

JP

Good to see you like it! I have taken a quick look at your project, I think we both share similar purpose, to make it simple and understandable. I will definitely take more time to take a deeper look and do some research. I believe this will be able to evolve my project. Thanks for your appreciation. Best regards.
Why can't I move the base stations?
I like the idea! Will do! This is actually a really good advice, I will start working on it immediately. Thanks a lot!
This is really cool. Was this just something you wanted to do, to scratch an itch, for work etc?
Good question! This is just something I want to do. But it didn't just randomly pop up in my mind. I'm a student, and I have taken the course about wireless network last semester. I got a project assignment to write a little simulation in Python, and here is the link https://github.com/chonyy/handoff-simulator.

I found it interesting while I'm building the little simulation in Python. And i think "What if I can visualize this simulation? It would be really cool!" So, I just built it during my holiday :)

Please do be aware there are difference between the visualizer and the simulator. The parameters in the simulator project is closer to our real world, so i have tuned some of it in this visualizer to make it more pleasing to the eyes.

Why not write all in Js then you don't need a server side? Plus much simpler code
Of course! The reason is that this visualizer is actually my first reactJS project. I used this visualizer idea as an opportunity to practice my reactJS skill. However, I appreciate your advice! I will try to remake one in pure vanilla js, it will also be a good practice for myself.
Actually I would not recommend vanilla Js. Just typescript