Ever seen binary code? You know, the series of 1's and 0's. This clock actually displays the time in the same binary format. Definitely something cool to put on your site if you are a programmer. ;-)

The Calendar is set either manually or by clicking on a increment button. If a month is selected or a year typed, click the Get Date button. The Today button returns the Calendar to this month.

Events are easily set, as per instructions, in the code. They may be set to repeat every year, and/or every month. Multiple events display on a date. Today's events show in the banner.

This JavaScript displays a greeting message and depend system date to calculate and give message for each Holiday event.

Yet another handy little script that adds dropdown boxes to your site so that you can select dates.

This neat script runs a handy clock in the title bar.

I'm sure most of you are curious about what day of the week you were born. This script will tell you exactly that - in a nice layout, as well. Now, you know.

There is a form with Tigra Calendars attached to the fields,that you can have multiple calendars on the same page independently configurable.

Military Time Clock.

Hex is an easier way to deal with binary. Four binary bits can be represented by one hex digit, which allows you to figure out the binary code in 'chunks' of 4 bits. The counting scheme can be a little confusing, especially when you start seeing letters.

A script that displays the current date, in the format of 'August 5, 2006'.