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In this section, we're going to showcase some spectacular Java applet sites. They offer a glimpse of what Java is capable of. If you know of any other such sites, drop us a note.

 Applet Collections 

ArcadePod Java Arcade
Directory of hundreds of free Java games to play on the web.

 Artificial Intelligence/Lifeforms 

Biomorph Breeder
How about using Java to evolve trees into animal forms? Based on the biomorph concept described in Richard Dawkins' book "The Blind Watchmaker", this applet lets you experiment with breeding artificial creatures called biomorphs, causing them to gradually evolve into a diversity of forms.

 Astronomy@Work 

GeoAstro Applet Collection
Collection of interactive Java applets that display the position of sun and moon on the horizon for any date, time and location, and on a world map with day and night regions. The times of rise and setting, the declination, the Greenwich hour angle and the equation of time are computed.

 Commercial Applets 

Slangsoft Multi-Lingual Java
This company has a whole slew of Pure Java products powered by their Emule technology, which ensures that non-English text can be correctly entered and viewed by anyone. What Java is to cross-platform compatibility, Slangsoft is to cross-language compatibility.

 Development 

JSPInsider
JSPInsider is based upon a group of developers sharing information to help the JSP community make the most out of JSP. The site includes articles, tutorials, free code, a special JSP jump start kit and general information to help programmers be successful in JSP.

 Games 

Pimpernel Online Java Games
Pimpernel brings you a wide collection of online Java games including Supertris, Mahjongg, BlackJack and many more. Play the games (it's free!)

 Graphics@Work 

Applet Text House
Applet Text House which allows users to create animated text applets via their browser without needing to know Java. The applets have individual URLs and effects such as shadows, rollovers, timed delay, and sounds.

 Science@Work 

Karl MacDorman's "Filling in" Page
The site introduces some new experiments in visual completion or "filling in" as well as reproducing some famous experiments. The user is invited to participate in the experiments by using some Java applets. "Filling in" concerns the fundamental nature of representation in the brain.

 Other Cool Applet Sites 

Spatial Relations: Putting Geodata and Documents on the Same Map
A profile of San Diego Gas & Electric's new web-based mapping and land records management system, which uses Java and COM to give users a global view.

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