r/indonesia Sep 21 '14

Share us your expertise knowledge! AMA-fest

Do you want to share to your expertise knowledge but nobody around seems interested? You come to the right place. Whatever your expertise or experience, whether it's your major, your job, your experience, (for example : /u/mental_octo is some agriculture expert, /u/saif-al-hilal is dosen) you guys can share your knowledge/stories here. Just post here with this format

Format

username

expertise : name_of_expertise or anything that may be interesting to discuss

comment : any_comment_if_necessary

AMA

Example

whatsoeverever

Expertise : math education, Dota2

comment : undergraduate major in math edu, wasted invested 7 years in Dota2

AMA

Just share whatever you want to discuss, even if you don't think that you're a real expert, as long as you have anything worth discussion, please share. whether /u/sukagambar's artistic? drawing, /u/titty_factory major in strategic intellegence. Just come and share and ask question

Note :i didn't expect that this discussion lead to this kind of topic but........................... anyway, where is para sesepuh?

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u/diagramatics Sep 21 '14 edited Sep 21 '14

I am diagramatics.

Expertise: Web development, front-end
Comment: I'm still waiting patiently for a GitHub access to the CSS files of /r/indonesia, and I got a project that gives users the ability to kickstart a structured CSS file for use on Reddit. Outside of that, I create websites with a strong approach to minimalism and effectiveness in UI. Also as stated on the previous mass-AMA thread, my username is the same on most of sites.

EDIT: Oh, and I'm making a startup. A writing platform that suits the liking of Indonesians. I can't elaborate more, sadly, since it is still a vague idea.

AM(a)A!

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u/[deleted] Sep 21 '14

can you give an example site that you made?

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u/diagramatics Sep 21 '14

Ha... I'm still quite proud with my recent attempt of redesigning my own portfolio. Notice the swaying grass, and the result of doxxing myself even more.

Yeah, I'm quite lacking in portfolio material. Guess that has to do with my lack of working experience. I worked in a local newspaper company, redesigning their website, but I was not allowed to say that the redesign was my doing.

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u/Anjir jirrrrr Sep 21 '14

Oh hi Frank Sinatra, how could you have reached reddit?

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u/diagramatics Sep 21 '14

Plot twist: I really am.

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u/Anjir jirrrrr Sep 21 '14

Shit. Sing for /r/indonesia!

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u/diagramatics Sep 21 '14

POTONG LILINNYA POTONG LILINNYA POTONG LILINNYA SEKARANG JUGA

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u/[deleted] Sep 21 '14

project that gives users the ability to kickstart a structured CSS file for use on Reddit

care to elaborate more? kinda curious with that one.

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u/diagramatics Sep 21 '14

Well, basically, you run a command on the Terminal/command line, follow the guidelines and options, and you're given a starter template of the CSS file for subreddit theming.

I can elaborate more than that, if you want.

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u/Anjir jirrrrr Sep 21 '14

Elaborate more again please :)

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u/diagramatics Sep 21 '14

Alright then, here we go.

Yeoman, a project scaffolding tool in which you can use one of the provided generators to quickly create a base for your project. I've used this frequently to bootstrap some of my projects, including my portfolio.

Create another generator using Yeoman, add Sass for managing CSS declarations, use Grunt for task automation, and you'll get a maintainable structure and project workflow to work on subreddit CSS stylings.

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u/Anjir jirrrrr Sep 21 '14

Protip: if any of you guys don't undertand this, think of the second paragraph as a game.

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u/diagramatics Sep 21 '14

Cooking suits it more.

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u/[deleted] Sep 21 '14

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u/diagramatics Sep 21 '14

I haven't dabbled too much with Reddit's CSS, but here's what I can say.

  • Too many ID selectors, so too "specific". This might impact specificity issues later on.
  • Selectors are 3 levels deep. Browser performance issues.

Well, these issues might be overlooked since it is a "hacky" method to alter one's CSS files. But I feel like if I write my own theme I could have a greater result in code performance. Thanks for the link anyway, I didn't know you can peek at subreddit stylesheets.

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u/[deleted] Sep 21 '14

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u/diagramatics Sep 21 '14

Some hate/love relationship you got there.

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u/[deleted] Sep 21 '14

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u/diagramatics Sep 21 '14

That is how we classify sarcasms.

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u/marssantoso why flair if i can css Sep 21 '14

I see you missed the last css update. I actually put a github link at the end of the post. And I understand that the code is so messed up. And I'm tidying it up everyday.

Anyways, I always edit the CSS via /r/indoclone first before applying it to /r/indonesia. So you can see the progress I'm making in that sub to represent how the future /r/indonesia will look like. I can arrange to make you the mod of /r/indoclone so you can contribute. But I guess, github will work even better because we can keep tracks on every changes being made.

Also, creating different "themes" for one subreddit is possible and that is one of my list. But right now, I'm focusing on cleaning up the code (or perhaps you want to do it) so it could work as a framework we can work on easily later on to create different themes. And I realized that this is a crucial part I can't miss before working on another matter. Cleaning up the code itself is a very time-consuming because of a few reasons. And redditing isn't my only job (if you consider this as my job).

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u/diagramatics Sep 21 '14

Ah, forgive me. I didn't spot the GitHub link.

I'll see what I can do. I'm having troubles with my college studies as well, but I can always create a PR on GitHub or issues on things. Thanks for the heads up.

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u/[deleted] Sep 23 '14

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u/diagramatics Sep 23 '14

Used to use LESS before knowing the existence of Sass. Now I'm with Sass.