I’ve taken the time to learn the basics of designing a wordpress theme. To date I have assembled 5 decent themes, 1 child theme and 1 theme that applies as many custom functions as I could figure out. In addition several themes make use of the Jquery library.

This is another golf statistics application I developed, actually this is a work in progress. There is heavy use of the Jquery library to load pages, get data and add effects to elements. You may have noticed that this is the second golf statistics program I put together. The difference between the two is quite substantial.

This program is going to contain more automation and greater detail concerning each shot taken. For example, The distance a shto was attempted from and the result of the shot, was it right, left or long, that sort of stuff.

This is a quick lightweight program I put together to keep track of some of my clients information. It is a no frills site I use locally, but I have applied this via the web for a couple of people.

It uses a very smalls javascript file that applies ajax techniques to update the mysql database. Frankly, I thought this would be a project I would use for learning new things. It quickly became a very useful tool that I use often.

Ever since I can remember I’ve  been interested in keeping my golf statistics. Greens hit, fairways hit, the number of putts and so on. This hobby has evolved into a full-blown computer program calculating 192 different bits of information about my golf game and there is more on the way.

Entering the information is the greatest challenge. I have tried to keep the amount of information needed per round to a minimum and still get as much data back as possible. Also, error checking has been somewhat of a challenge, such as, you can’t make a par with 2 putts and an up & down, call them golf logic errors. As a result I have automated some of the entries to self check for these instances. The user can override any automated changes.