As I was learning PHP I wrote this simple page to demonstrate multi-dimensional arrays. Admittedly this is not very useful to anyone, but at some point in the past I thought this was pretty cool

I got bored one day so I decided to play with css absolute positioning and javascript. This was put together very quickly, so it isn't the best looking thing ever, but it still is cool. You can click the center of each box to change its color. You can also change its x, y, width, and height values via the arrows. The ← style arrows signify steps of 10 pixels. The < style arrows signify steps of 1 pixel. I realize that the javascript I used doesn't work in all browsers. Try firefox if you are interested to see how it is supposed to look

I've always had a hard time picking colors, so I wrote this to help. You pick a shade of Red, Green, or Blue, and it will generate a table of colors. Hover over the color you like and the hex will appear

I wrote this Java color picker to help users of TPCal.com pick custom colors. According to my logs a few hundred people view this applet a week, so I am glad some of you are finding it helpful!

Its not that the mental math was hard for me in calculating dart scores, but remembering my score from round to round proved to be too much. A good friend and I wrote this score-keeper very quickly to fill that need. It is for any 301-style game (you enter your own point value). Also, since most of us suck at darts too much to actually hit 0 on the head, I implemented a threshold of zero that constitues a win. There is alot of room for improvement (like an UNDO!), but for now it works. 5 players max