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./sulistiono

$ whoami

sulistiono/author

$ cat about.md

Indonesian code-tinkerer and part-time plant whisperer. Often found up late wrestling with messy code and way too busy to brew my own coffee.

Can't pass a day without blues music — the kind that makes you nod along without noticing. Also unreasonably picky about design details. Back when I started blogging, I spent more time switching themes than actually writing posts. The irony is not lost on me.

I write about the things I break and eventually fix — color systems, typography, performance, and making static sites punch above their weight. No frameworks, no fluff, just notes from someone who ships code mainly from a smartphone and still forgets to eat dinner.

$ ls links/

posts/ 38 entries
github
x.com
email

$ wc -l /categories/*

22 css/
15 meta/
13 design/
11 eleventy/
10 debugging/
 9 performance/
 8 howto/
 5 typography/
 5 standards/
 4 javascript/
 4 pwa/
 4 walkthrough/
...

$ cat colophon.txt

generator: Eleventy v3
host: GitHub Pages
domain: tionosulis.github.io
font: JetBrains Mono (variable)
css: vanilla (no framework)
js: vanilla (no framework)
highlighting: Shiki
svg → png: sharp
icons: hand-crafted SVG
analysis: fonttools + by-hand math

$ cat now.txt

watching: Mad Men, Peaky Blinders
reading: Ronggeng Dukuh Paruk — Achmad Tohari
learning: Python
building: IDX Stock Screener Dashboard & Telegram BOT

$ cat funfact.txt

This entire site — every post, every CSS variable, every typo — is maintained mainly via SSH from a smartphone.

I debug layout bugs on a 6-inch screen from a phone that's older than some of my dependencies, and deploy to production using nothing but a terminal emulator and sheer stubbornness.

The future is here and it looks suspiciously like a Nokia E71 with a really good keyboard.

$ cat ~/motto

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