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Lord that font in the header image is disgusting. Who would want a faux-cursive programming font?
by sushisource 9y ago
Lord that font in the header image is disgusting. Who would want a faux-cursive programming font?
- DonHopkins 9y agoI thought it was an adorable font that made the comments read light and whimsical, but then again I shipped a product that used Comic Sans as its main font.
- LeoNatan25 9y agoAnyone knows what that font is?
- _ar7 9y agoOperator mono I think. It costs a lot.
- LeoNatan25 9y agoThank you!
- deleted 9y ago[deleted]
- pikzen 9y agoIt's actually pretty good. I have no idea how or why, but it's pleasant to the eye and very readable. ... It's probably not worth $200 though.
- Houshalter 9y agoIt looks like there are at least 2 different fonts there. With different fonts used for different parts of the syntax. Which actually seems like a good idea, to further visually distinguish different things beyond just color. But to work right you need to choose fonts that are very visually different.
- ooqr 9y agoI turned off syntax highlighting long ago. You may find you don't need it. You either understand the code or you don't.
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- chrisan 9y agoDo you turn off IntelliSense/code completion too or any type of feeback in your IDE/text editor? Perhaps you just use Notepad because you either understand the code or you don't, right? Visual aids make me a faster programmer in reading code. I have not found my understanding to go down since first discovering it.
- gervase 9y agoI had a very difficult time reading it as well, but then, I couldn't handwrite in cursive to save my life, so there's probably a correlation there. I assumed this font was for marketing purposes only; regardless, I also assume that they let their devs customize their own IDEs look-and-feel, so to each their own.