Adam Wulf

The personal site, tutorials, and projects of Adam Wulf

About

My name is Adam Wulf, and I currently live in Portland, OR, with my beautiful wife Christi and daughter Cailyn.

Before beginning work at Visere, I spun code at Jive Software. In 2006, I created and ran Jotlet.net with Buck Wilson until we were acquired by Jive on April 1st, 2008. My full résumé is available on LinkedIn.

This blog is home to my various projects and tutorials, as well as an outlet for my thoughts on web and mobile programming – especially in regard to building robust, efficient, and beautiful user experiences.

Bookmarks

  • Puny god! Holy Shmoly!
  • this comic has made me seriously consider the prospect of writing my own dictionary. i may have a problem / several concurrent problems Dinosaur Comics
  • Top 10 Things Every Presenter Needs To Know: #7 — People Assign Meaning To Your Hand Gestures What Makes Them Click
  • Facebook’s COO Works Less Than You Study Hacks
  • The Art of Haggling HBS Working Knowledge
  • 7 Reasons You Should Hire a Virtual Assistant Michael Hyatt’s Blog
  • The Top of My Todo List Essays
    • More Bookmarks...

    Blog Stats

    To add a graph like this to your site, check out this post and the WelcomeToYourData plugin page. PI prefixed data provided by http://www.peerindex.net/.

    Line Graph | Scatter Plot Between and
    Left Y Axis:
    Right Y Axis:
    Y-Axis: X-Axis:
    Correlation: Description:

    4 Comments

    4 responses so far ↓

    • 1 The very usable web page elements layout open source projects « Newsicare // Jul 6, 2010 at 5:23 pm

      [...] Adam Wulf, currently living in Portland, OR, US, made columnizer-jquery-plugin, good for fixed number of [...]

    • 2 lucas // Sep 13, 2010 at 8:39 pm

      Hi, i really like this plugin, I have just added to my personal javascript directory (ajaxshake) i really apreciate if you could take a look to my web site and evaluate if I can have link in your bookmarks section.
      Thank you!

    • 3 Joe T. D. // Jul 6, 2011 at 4:03 pm

      Regarding your OAuth hack: i’m only familiar with java and have done some ios development. with iOS SDK, UIWebView acts just like a browser, so it does have the same origin policy enforced. can you explain how the injected JavaScript notifies the wrapping native application? Any code sample would be cool. Cheers!

    • 4 Johnny Thompson // Jul 22, 2011 at 11:18 am

      I recently found your article on jQuery MVC (which was enlightening, btw). Any chance you’ll be finishing that puppy up? I’d love to explore some of the other topics you teased us with. Thanks.

    Leave a Comment or