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Is there a "Typography for Programmers"? I could really use one of those...
by theli0nheart 17y ago
Is there a "Typography for Programmers"? I could really use one of those...
- benhoyt 17y agoI just read these "rules", and it looks like just good typography -- whether you're a lawyer, programmer, or something else. I like his explanations of why each "rule" is necessary, too.
- mikeklaas 17y agoYes, but I could see how programmers would need a specific advice as well. Monospace fonts for terminal/coding use, for instance. Also, much of his advice doesn't apply to the web. Fonts designed for print often don't fare well on the screen, especially at small font sizes
- pmiller2 17y agoTry this: http://www.tex.ac.uk/tex-archive/macros/latex/contrib/memoir/memman.pdf http://www.tex.ac.uk/tex-archive/macros/latex/contrib/memoir... . It's the manual to the memoir documentclass for LaTeX. I learned a lot reading it, myself.