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Cool Applets

Cool Applets

This page has links to some cool applets. An applet is a Java program that can be included in an HTML page, much like an image can be included. When you use the HotJava browser to view a page that contains an applet, the applet's code is transferred to your system and executed by the HotJava browser.

Here's a simple applet:

Note: Applets work only if you view them with the HotJava browser.

Applets at Other Web Sites

Check out the list of applets at other web sites. The animated "HotJava" above is an adaptation of the Nervous Text applet.

Applets from the HotJava Team

The Financial Portfolio Demo Page
3D Chemical Models
An Animated "Under Construction" Sign (with audio)
More Scrolling Images
Example: Avoiding Flicker in Applet Display
HotJava Performance Tests and Test Harness
Speaking Clock
Wave Form
Audio Experiment
Tumbling Duke
A Simple 3D Model Viewer (this applet is displaying the cube at the bottom of this list of applets -- try to rotate the cube!)
Some Animated Titles
A Simple Spreadsheet
Dynamically Generated Color Bullets
Live Feedback ImageMap
Fractal Figures
A Simple Bar Chart Applet
A Multilingual Word Match Game
Examples: Embedding Components Inside Applets
Blinking Text

Other Useful Resources

HTML Parser: A prototype HTML parser written entirely in Java.
AppletViewer: View applets in a separate window, without HotJava.
Java/Tcl Interface: Call Tcl from Java; implement Tcl primitives in Java.

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