Team Mousetrap - custom website software  <img src=/images/programming.gif> <P> I started programming on a TI 99/4a around 1980 or so. I've still got that little beast, and from time to time I build little TI Basic proggies and save them to the cassette (!) tape drive. What a blast. <P> For the last few years I've made my living writing CGI code; this is the server-side stuff that makes many webpages dynamic and interesting. CGI is used for guestbooks, banner rotations, database interaction, contact forms, etc. Fun stuff, Maynard. <P> I will build custom CGI software for you, or adopt most any existing CGI script for your purposes. You can see my <a href=/portfolio.html>portfolio</a> to get an idea of my past work.  Every hit to the main page and it's mirrors (see the note about mirrors on the <a href=/index.html>main page</a>) gets logged by a cgi routine in addition to normal webserver logging. <P> This cgi routine can help track how people are entering your site, and where they were immediately previous to your page. This is especially nifty if the user came to you from a search engine: frequently the keywords they used to find you are passed along with the previous-page information. <P> Check out a <a href=/mousetrap.hits.txt>snippet of logfile from today</a>.