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This is a project that was started back in 2001 to help data analysis for a revision of Hal Levison's Swift planetary simulation framework. SwiftVis is a data exploration and visualization package written in Java that has a GUI which supports the creation of visual "dataflow programs" and can be used by non-programmers.

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Its strange how the "sorted pointers" normalizing makes just about any random function, as long as it connects the inputs to the outputs on some path, vibrate as some nonlinear shape of wave. This could be used as a game interface for evolvable musical instruments or fluid puzzle games. Physicsmata is similar in effect to SmoothLife but simpler and pure Java. The cellular automata API takes a function to run at each point. Its parameters are sums of screen brightness (n color dimensions are...

This program shows stereo-images in a dual beamer environment or on a single screen as red-cyan-anaglyph with interactive adjustment of the image pair’s parallax offset. It provides native support of MPO-files (Fuju Finepix 3D).

SW2SPA is an educational simulator with animation for network protocols that allow reliable data transfer, specifically developed for the stop and wait protocols, go-back-N and selective repeat. The aim of SW2PSA is to be used as a tool to support the animation of this protocols in a course like data networks, communication protocols or other related, and to include in the course a project that involves the programming of any of these protocols using a very known language as Java. Since it is an open source program also helps the student who wishes to know the structure of a simple discrete event network simulator.

A recipe application developed as an n-tier solution using Java for the back and middle tiers, and .NET as the client. Although the solution is a bit extravagant, it is an ideal construct to help developers understand how to develope an n-tier soln.