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[LeJasonGrote]

Hey guys. Just thought i'd start a thread on the Visuals and User Experience part.
Here is the latest of what I have so far.

I will provide documentation for the image explaining it further the next chance I get. (I just wanted to put what I have so far)

Thanks!

[Asimov4]

Looks good! Feel free to push your code changes little by little :) Git is designed for that.

[LeJasonGrote]

Awesome - will do :)
Thanks!

[stefania11]

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On 4 February 2014 19:33, LeJasonGrote notifications@github.com wrote:

Awesome - will do :)

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[devnook]

I'd suggest we stick to the Bootstrap framework if possible. E.g. we could use bootstrap with a custom theme based on Jason's project. This would consist of 2 steps:

• changing default bootstrap values to Jason's in variables.less file
• adding a theme file, e.g. makehub.css with the styles that override some bootstrap styles.

What do you think about that?

Jason, are you familiar with Less? It is a css preprocessor that allows you to write css that is maintainable over time (usually maintaining css is hard).

[LeJasonGrote]

Hi Ewa!
Thank you for all your help with this.

I would agree with using whatever framework you suggest. I was attempting
to iterate on the front end - but my progress was just beginning to be too
slow - as there was a lot of learning curves for me within angular and
bootstrap. I am familiar with the concept of .less - but I am still in the
beginning stages of learning html/css.

At this point I think it would be more efficient for you or Thibaut to take
on the front end development from here.
Would that work for you guys?

Thank you again! :)

On Sun, Feb 9, 2014 at 12:20 PM, Ewa notifications@github.com wrote:

I'd suggest we stick to the Bootstrap framework if possible. E.g. we could
use bootstrap with a custom theme based on Jason's project. This would
consist of 2 steps:

• changing default bootstrap values to Jason's in variables.less file
• adding a theme file, e.g. makehub.css with the styles that override
  some bootstrap styles.

What do you think about that?

Jason, are you familiar with Less? It is a css preprocessor that allows
you to write css that is maintainable over time (usually maintaining css is
hard).

Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHubhttps://github.com//issues/19#issuecomment-34584990
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[devnook]

Jason, what is the font you are using in the headers in your design?

[LeJasonGrote]

Hey Ewa! The header and body font in my PSD/JPEG "Proxima Nova Soft"
However I would ideally like to use "Runda" in the CSS. I was just using Proxima Nova because Runda was a web only font provided by Typekit - so i couldn't use it in my mock up. I can send you Proxima Nova if you like - just let me know :)

[LeJasonGrote]

Hey guys. I have been trying to push to the new-ui origin branch all night with no luck. It keeps saying my auth is failing. I can commit but not push. Am I correct in saying: git push origin new-ui?

[devnook]

Hard to say, but it happened to me before, because I was on the wrong
branch locally.

Are you in the new-ui branch locally as well? Run
$ git branch

The current branch should be indicated with a star. If not on correct
branch, create it:

git checkout -b new-ui

Other reason, more probable, is that Thib didn't give you direct access to
the repo... Which is theoretically good, because we should all be forking
and making pull requests instead of committing directly. Theoretically.

So the right way to do it would be:

1. For his repo into your own (use "fork" button in github). This creates
   repo in your own account and will give you a url of that repo.
2. Add a remote to your local client, just like you added Asimov's before:

$ git remote -add myownreponame

1. Push to that repo:

$ git push myownreponame new-ui

1. Create a pull request (a request that merges your branch new-ui with
   Asimov's) - it is a green button with up-and-down arrows next to the branch
   name in your own repo github page.
2. Me or Thib will accept this request and your changes will be visible in
   the main (Asimov's) repo.

This process is designed to give others a chance to review your changes,
make sure there are no mistakes and also to let everyone keep up with what
changes in the repo. Sometimes we're lazy though and we commit directly,
because its so much faster...

This said, it is good to know the process. Also, we have no choice right
now, as I cannot give you direct edit rights to the main repo, only Thib:)

On 28 February 2014 07:52, LeJasonGrote notifications@github.com wrote:

Hey guys. I have been trying to push to the new-ui origin branch all night
with no luck. It keeps saying my auth is failing. I can commit but not
push. Am I correct in saying: git push origin new-ui?

Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHubhttps://github.com//issues/19#issuecomment-36328646
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[LeJasonGrote]

Thank you Ewa! I will try this as soon as i get back from my retreat. (I am
currently on route to an event where i will not have access to phone or
email)

I will be back online Tuesday and will follow up with you then and try to
go through the steps you mentioned above.

Thank you all!
J

On Fri, Feb 28, 2014 at 12:33 AM, Ewa notifications@github.com wrote:

Hard to say, but it happened to me before, because I was on the wrong
branch locally.

Are you in the new-ui branch locally as well? Run
$ git branch

The current branch should be indicated with a star. If not on correct
branch, create it:

git checkout -b new-ui

Other reason, more probable, is that Thib didn't give you direct access to
the repo... Which is theoretically good, because we should all be forking
and making pull requests instead of committing directly. Theoretically.

So the right way to do it would be:

1. For his repo into your own (use "fork" button in github). This creates
   repo in your own account and will give you a url of that repo.
2. Add a remote to your local client, just like you added Asimov's before:

$ git remote -add myownreponame

1. Push to that repo:

$ git push myownreponame new-ui

1. Create a pull request (a request that merges your branch new-ui with
   Asimov's) - it is a green button with up-and-down arrows next to the branch
   name in your own repo github page.
2. Me or Thib will accept this request and your changes will be visible in
   the main (Asimov's) repo.

This process is designed to give others a chance to review your changes,
make sure there are no mistakes and also to let everyone keep up with what
changes in the repo. Sometimes we're lazy though and we commit directly,
because its so much faster...

This said, it is good to know the process. Also, we have no choice right
now, as I cannot give you direct edit rights to the main repo, only Thib:)

On 28 February 2014 07:52, LeJasonGrote notifications@github.com wrote:

Hey guys. I have been trying to push to the new-ui origin branch all
night
with no luck. It keeps saying my auth is failing. I can commit but not
push. Am I correct in saying: git push origin new-ui?

Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub<
https://github.com/Asimov4/makehub/issues/19#issuecomment-36328646>
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