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This is honestly where I thought this was going when I saw the title. It would be cool for a font to be invested in the language it's used to describe to the po
by err4nt 10y ago
This is honestly where I thought this was going when I saw the title. It would be cool for a font to be invested in the language it's used to describe to the point where it supports features of that language.
I use Fira Code for JS, HTML, and CSS and it's great. Very rarely to the extra fun ligatures get in the way, and when they are printed they look absolutely gorgeous. I wish all/most code samples in tutorials and articles were set in it so they would be a pleasure to read.
But these fonts left me scratching my head.
- cp9 10y agofyi you can get most sites to honor your font with a combination of the browser's default monospace font and extensions like Stylish. even this comment box respects Fira Code, see[1] [1]: https://imgur.com/a/LjbS3 https://imgur.com/a/LjbS3