Why adam93 exists
A home for projects that are too experimental to get their own domain, and a place to write up how they were built.
I keep starting things. Some of them, like Doubleknot and Jetpump, grow into products with their own domains. Most don’t, and they end up in a folder called Coding that only I ever see.
This site fixes that. adam93.com is three things:
- A portfolio. Every project gets the same treatment: the problem, the case for building it, a diagram of how it works, screens, and the engineering I’m proud of.
- A lab. Small, weird or unfinished experiments live at
adam93.com/lab/…, so they don’t each need a domain. - A logbook. Write-ups of things I learned the hard way, like why reading one sysfs node can freeze a process for good.
The design
I wanted it to feel like a workshop: graphite plates, part numbers, rivets and spec sheets, but loud. Every project gets a generated poster from its own colour palette, so each one has its own identity without me drawing it by hand.
More soon. If something here is useful to you, say hej.