This page lists all the applets written by Bill Venners that are published at the artima.com web site.

The Artima Icon -- This applet serves as an interactive icon for Artima Software, Inc.

The Hexabill Player -- This applet lets you play with the "hexabill" numeral system, the mathematical (and embarrassingly nerdy) underpinnings of the Artima icon.

The Color Schemer -- This applet lets you try out web page color schemes.

Eternal Math -- A simulation of a Java Virtual Machine executing a few bytecodes that perform some basic mathematical operations.

Getting Loaded -- A simulation of a Java Virtual Machine loading a class file.

Heap of Fish -- A simulation of a garbage-collected heap.

Fibonacci Forever -- A simulation of a Java Virtual Machine executing a sequence of bytecodes that generate the Fibonacci series.

Conversion Diversion -- A simulation of a Java Virtual Machine executing a sequence of bytecodes that perform type conversion.

Inner Int -- An applet that demonstrates two's-complement integers.

Prime Time -- A simulation of a Java Virtual Machine executing a sequence of bytecodes that generates prime numbers.

Logical Results -- A simulation of a Java Virtual Machine executing a sequence of bytecodes that demonstrates logic operations.

Inner Float -- An applet that demonstrates IEEE 754 floating point numbers.

Circle of Squares -- A simulation of a Java Virtual Machine executing a sequence of bytecodes that performs floating point arithmetic.

Three Dimensional Array -- A simulation of a Java Virtual Machine executing a sequence of bytecodes that allocates and initializes a three-dimensional array.

Saying Tomato -- A simulation of a Java Virtual Machine executing a sequence of bytecodes that performs table jumps.

Play Ball! -- A simulation of a Java Virtual Machine executing a sequence of bytecodes that throws and catches an exception.

Hop Around -- A simulation of a Java Virtual Machine executing a sequence of bytecodes that uses finally clauses.

Slices of Pi -- A simulation of a Java Virtual Machine executing a sequence of bytecodes that calculates pi.