About
§ ATOMWOLF
I’ve been blogging on and off since 2000, and I have a portfolio-style site over at https://adamwolf.org. Still, I’ve been wanting to do something more “digital garden”-y for a while.
I’m not sure exactly what that means. I want to collect and publish more of my work as it happens, rather than after things are “finished goods”. See swyx's "Learn in Public". I want to make significant updates to pages after they’ve been published, rather than require someone to read through a series of updates to synthesize the state of play. I want to de-emphasize the typical chronological list. See Amy Hoy's "How the Blog Broke the Web".
I’ve written more about the tools used and design of this site in the colophon.
§ Adam Wolf
I like to write code and make doohickeys. I like making and tinkering with electronics, and I have fun designing and printing things on a 3D printer. I also like to read and dance and roller skate and do things with my family. I have an awesome wife and two awesome kids.
I’m quite obsessed with The Locked Tomb.
§ Elsewhere
My “portfolio” site is at adamwolf.org, and I have a different blog at Feels Like Burning. I do most of my work through Cold Bloom Labs, and I’m a co-founder of Wayne and Layne.
You might find me elsewhere at:
- Mastodon @adamwolf@adamwolf.org
- Instagram: @adamwwolf
- GitHub: @adamwolf
- LinkedIn: Adam Wolf
Please email me if you’re trying to get in touch. I don’t really check or use messages on any of those platforms.
§ Interested in working together?
If you have a project for me or want to collaborate, please reach out and shoot your shot. I’m busier than I want to be and have to say no to some great things, but I can’t say yes if you don’t ask!
§ Contact
The best way to reach me is by email at atomwolf@atomwolf.org.
I try to respond to email quickly, but please note I regularly ignore my email on weekends.
§ About the Name
I was teaching a camp on hacking LEGO robotics or breadboarding logic gates or something, and was directing folks to a resource page on https://adamwolf.org.
One of the kids couldn’t load the page. He had heard “Adam Wolf” and thought “Atom Wolf”. Amazing! I’m not gonna look a gift wolf in the mouth! (I registered the domain that evening.)