Have a look at the site here.
This repository (and the site above) contains visualizations for various sorting algorithms.
It can be used as a teaching resource as it provides quite a lot of information along with visual insights on the algorithms.
The source code for the processing sketches are stored in the processing_source_code directory.
It can be run using the Processing 3 IDE or using Eclipse IDE with some minor changes.
Comparison sorts
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insertion sort -
bubble sort -
selection sort - quick sort
- merge sort
- heap sort
- gnome sort
- cocktail shaker sort
- cycle sort
- shell sort
Non-comparison sorts
- radix sort
- counting sort
- bucket sort
The visualizations exist for the checked ones, for the others I'm still either understanding/implementing/writing visualization code.