The domain name Carlsbad Cubes dates back to the time when I was working on an embedded system (running Linux on Intel's Xscape processor), which had a cubical enclosure. While we still live in Carlsbad and I'm still doing some work in the embedded / mobile devices space, today, Carlsbad Cubes symbolizes my goals in software and system design: modularity, stability, and simplicity.

My daytime job, Software Architect for a Java based document routing and workflow server (LiquidOffice), is actually pretty cool. Still, Working at Carlsbad Cubes, my digital playground, is a lot of fun, dedicated to excellence, and motivated by enthusiasm to trying new things.

In general, computers are programmable devices able to carry out a variety of procedures, or algorithms. A dedicated device on the other hand is something that is built or programmed to do only a specific procedure, or algorithm.

Carlsbad Cubes Systems ...

Carlsbad Cubes are smart dedicated devices, built and optimized to do only a few things - but do them reliably, efficiently, and correctly.

Carlsbad Cubes Software ...

Carlsbad Cubes are software building blocks for (embedded) systems. Software, based on widely used standards but designed with embedded dedicated hardware in mind.

Carlsbad Cubes Examples:


Contact Information

Before contacting me via email, there are some things you should know:

  • If you have questions regarding Theodore Editor, Swixml, or project Woodrow, please consider checking the user forums first, at http://www.swixml.org/forum/.
  • If you send a message and don't get a reply for a while, it doesn't mean I'm ignoring you. It just means I probably have a lot of work to do and a lot of email to read and answer. I can only apologize.

That said, you can contact me at: wolf@wolfpaulus.com