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An important tool for Algorithm Visualization (AV) developers is a repository of good examples of existing AVs, including source code. The goal of this site is to build a collection of AV implementations from a variety of developers in the AV community.

This site is designed to be a repository of code for Charlie Calvert's books, lectures, articles and programming projects. I plan to release all my code as open source.

Unimozer intends to be a universal modelizer for Java™. It allows the user to draw UML diagrams and generates the relative Java™ code automatically and vice-versa.

Based on the not-so-successful Pysimony (https://sourceforge.net/projects/pysimony/), the same determined student takes another go at the phylogenetic problem. Javamony is invoked as follows: java -jar Javamony.jar [input.fasta] [random / stepwise (starting tree)] [# of bootstraps] [outgroup taxon #1] [outgroup taxon #2] ... Not meant as a competitive phylogenetic inference program, Javamony is an opportunity for me to acquire the Java language while learning to address and solve fundamental problems in phylogenetics. Therefore, for my own educational benefit, all code is original. ...

...And the best thing is: once you have learned how to handle one type of diagram, you also have learned how to deal with the other diagram types, because they all follow the exactly same user interaction patterns. Besides being user-friendly, Firefly also offers powerful features which other free editors usually do not. For example, you can import your existing Java project into Firefly and generate nice-looking class diagrams within a matter of minutes. You can also go the other way around and export your model as skeleton Java code.

The package allows to work with scalar arrays as usual collections. The problem with a scalar array Java templates don't support scalar types as generic parameters. Java code working with collection interfaces such as List or Collection is inapplicable for arrays. Some libraries supply methods to work with object array. These methods are generic and built-in types int, boolean, long, short, byte, double, float suffer. The number of scalar type is small and finite. ...

OmniHelp is a cross-platform, browser-independent, tri-pane help viewer built in pure JavaScript and CSS with HTML 4. Some functions (such as help embedding) may in the future be in Java, C, or C++; CSH is fully supported. All code is under the LGPL.

EsoTransformer is a kind of a translator which translates esoteric languages like Brainfuck into more common programming languages as Java or C++.

JMorseTrainer helps you to learn or improve Morse code.

current build is now 12_8_11: Code reformulation, not only to improve/repair, but also to take into account libraries that I don't release (e.g., the applet one). The Jars are compiled under Sun Windows JVM 1.7.0_1.

Perseus' Java Hopper contains code used by the Perseus Project (www.perseus.tufts.edu/hopper/). Services include the ability to search and browse a large variety of texts and can be used with Perseus' Art and Archaeology Module.

Explore the use of and provide Java/Javascript code for interactive lab pages at the Wikiversity project.

Java-crumbs consists of interesting Java code samples.

Becta common file format for Interactive whiteboards Project has created a common file format to support interoperability, a code library under BSD, a test harness Viewer and range of sample files.

A web application that helps students learn Java. Students can submit their solutions to programming exercises and get immediate feedback through automated tests. The application is built with Scala and Lift.

[2014-10-31] This project is obsolete, for latest version (6.1.3) see GitHub https://github.com/digital-preservation/droid (source) and http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/information-management/manage-information/preserving-digital-records/droid/ (binary) DROID (Digital Record Object Identification) is an automatic file format identification tool. It is the first in a planned series of tools developed by The National Archives under the umbrella of its PRONOM technical registry...

Neural objectz is a java code (no executable) that uses (a lot) of neurons that work more object oriented then the classical mathematical neural networks who use mathematical functions to calculate their output out of input.

QWACK is a computer application aimed primarily at students and scientists allowing them to explore and experiment the concepts of computer programming by using the simple, but yet powerful graphical interface.

A standards-compliant bibliography generator, focusing on efficiency. Type your many references' details easily with keyboard navigation and let Loc Cit format and sort them in to a ready to copy list, of the standard of your choice.

Samples manager is an Eclipse plug-in which allows you to package and deploy code samples. The tool allows users to start with a fresh install, step between different iterations of these samples, compare them, and reset when their changes don't work.

System Designer is a software framework for domain specific languages based on model-driven generative programming. DSPE is one of the development environment based on System Designer. Audio n-Genie is a specialization of DSPE for the audio domain.

Pure Java implementation of an interactive 3d graph rendering engine and editor using a spring embedder algorithm. Nice looking sterile real time 3d environment. Feel free to extend our project and build something awesome, just let us know please :D

Java IO Extension is a open source project which extends java IO package by providing a java class library to access IO system in a local area network Developers can easily use IO Extension just like using java IO API to access a remote IO system

Java-based free software for learning audio and flashing-light Morse code. Features include very flexible audio system, drills based on live news feeds, and adaptive drilling strategies.

This java application is for using a standard Makefile to grade student code submitted to Sakai via the mass-download functionality. It was created for, and is being used actively by, the CS1372 teaching assistance at Georgia Tech.