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How do you plan to reverse engineer the underlying keystrokes if you look at some ligature ridden code on a tutorial website? It is nice to read. That's not th
by systemvoltage 6y ago
How do you plan to reverse engineer the underlying keystrokes if you look at some ligature ridden code on a tutorial website?
It is nice to read. That's not the only thing we do with code. Ligatures are fine for yourself in a private setting.
It's popularity is alarming.
- anamexis 6y ago> How do you plan to reverse engineer the underlying keystrokes if you look at some ligature ridden code on a tutorial website? Copy and paste it in a different font.
- tshaddox 6y agoWell, you just have to learn all the popular ligature forms, just like you have to learn all the popular variations of letter forms (e.g. "a" and "g" both have very different variations that are popular in different typefaces).