ric·o·chet·ing (rick-oh-shay-ing)
[A] the motion of an object or projectile hitting a surface resulting in it bouncing or traveling away in a different direction.
[B] the domain originally made popular by an author of the same name.
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Create your own custom Javascripts by simply filling in the blanks
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PHP scripts available for download. All are free to use and can be easily customized as needed
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Simple step-by-step instructions setting up an Apache web server with MySQL, PHP, and Perl/CGI on a Windows machine
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April 2010
The entire domain was relaunched using Drupal and a new design. Several sections of the site have been abandon. Most of the abandon parts I will keep available indefinitely as a reference, but there are a few sections that are permanently gone. Most parts now allow commenting.
Why the change
Moving to Drupal has several advantages. The biggest one is that I can easily add new projects/pages. I have TONS of scripts and code that I regularly use that are begging to be released, but most never are (mainly due to the fact I don't want to take the time to write the documentation). Moving to Drupal also allows me to get your input via comments.
Commenting
You are allowed to anonymously post comments without an account. However, non-account comments are hidden until an admin reviews and approves the comment. Creating an account allows you to post comments without waiting on a lazy admin.
Missing from the menu
There are also a few things that did not make the menu. Things like the White Paper section that should be coming as I get more stuff finally documented.
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