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Icônes
- kreelman 1y agoThese look great. Thanks for sharing.
- jerrygoyal 1y agomy go to source for the last 2 years
- grimpy 1y agoThis is a nice collection. If you are making software, I implore you to do a quick and simple test if you plan on using icons: show them to some users and ask if they would know what they mean. There is a significant chance the icons are meaningless. Yes, context helps, yes, merely communicating difference helps, but, for the most part, nobody knows what any of these things mean.
- fnordsensei 1y agoRelying on icons alone is never entirely without risk, no matter how conventional the icon. if you Value accessibility don’t substitute text for imagery. Use imagery to provide a visual anchor for text.
- flashblaze 1y agoKind of in the similar vein: https://iconify.design/ https://iconify.design/
- FireInsight 1y agoThis is actually the same collection of icons, just a different interface.
- simultsop 1y agoIt is a re-presentation of the same collection. These are marvels of collaboration.
- gaoryrt 1y agoI think this one's the same with https://icones.netlify.app/ https://icones.netlify.app/
- mgiampapa 1y agoThey are both running the same software, https://github.com/antfu-collective/icones https://github.com/antfu-collective/icones
- beeburrt 1y agoBookmarking this. Thanks for sharing. Reminds me of this showcase of fonts: https://www.programmingfonts.org/ https://www.programmingfonts.org/
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- simultsop 1y agoAnthony Fu (https://antfu.me/projects https://antfu.me/projects). Should to be known widely. The guy is a living legend.
- entropie 1y agoHoly, this guy (?) is like the Stephen King of coding.
- dimava 1y agoHis projects are very good From the ecosystem-independent ones I use and highly recommend - `vscode-file-nesting-config` for decluttering your project folder - `ni` to not care which of npm alternative project uses - `eslint config` that has fine defaults for basically every framework (do note that it uses his eslint-style rather then prettier by default), which has TS JSDoc and autocompletion for rules and hides fixable rules in VSCode by default - `taze` to check deps for updates. May be less good then pm-specific ones but works for every pm. - `unocss` which is Tailwind clone you can actually understand - it works on regexes. Or can't because it allows to set tw classes in attributes and group them in weird ways. - Vitesse theme is fine
- ilrwbwrkhv 1y agoI've seen only the JavaScript community where people make thousands of different libraries. This goes to show that how shallow each of these libraries are. In other languages like C++ or Rust, usually people maintain a few libraries at max. Not to say Anthony is not a smart individual.
- simultsop 1y agothere are underlying differences between C++, Rust, JS. The aim of libraries are re-usability. To call a small library shallow, its your choice. If you want to drag a helpers folder with you anywhere its your choice. JS does not have the fate to have language updates as C, Rust. Code lives in many envoirements and is in many cases polyfilled/transpiled. You are welcome to shape your point of view in this free world. Checkout slidevjs, that may also look shallow to you. The eco-system is very open. It will never be as C++ or Rust. I believe everyone is happy where they are.
- dvh 1y agoI have tango icon theme burned into my retinas
- grishka 1y agoNote: this is unrelated to the Nintendo Entertainment System. It's just a collection of open-source vector icon sets.
- grishka 1y ago(the title was originally stylized as "IcôNES")
- maelito 1y agoCurious why the french word ? Is the author francophone ?
- franky47 1y agoConsidering Anthony Fu is behind it, it aligns nicely with the Vue ecosystem naming (Vite, Vitesse, Histoire etc)
- io84 1y agoGreat resource. Has anyone come across a semantic search to navigate these icon libraries? I want to be able to search for “Industry” and get icons returned that show factory, cogs etc. I’ve been using https://react-icons.github.io/react-icons https://react-icons.github.io/react-icons but the same problem there, you search for a string and it just greps across the official icon name. If you don’t know the name you’re not going to find it.
- gitroom 1y agoawesome, i've totally run into the search problem too - always annoys me when the icon names barely match what i need. you ever wonder if icons could just fade out someday and well just rely on smarter search instead?
- stevage 1y agoThe capitalisation in the HN item is wrong, it should just be "Icônes". It's just the French word for icons, nothing fancy.
- NBJack 1y agoI honestly thought it was a new emulator for the Nintendo Entertainment System.
- redbell 1y agoExcellent work, Love it, bookmark it and considered it for future use! The HN title is, however, a bit confusing/misleading, especially at the end with 'NES' as it has a special meaning/feeling when read in the context of HN. At first, I though this was a project showing a remake of some icons from the Nintendo Entertainment System. Also, the word Icône (with 'e' at the end and accent circonflexe on letter 'o') is the French translation of icon.
- behnamoh 1y agoOften times, I don't find all the icons I need in one icon package. I wish there was a way to find icons of various sources (and thus, various styles) and make them more consistent to be used in a program.
- nielsbot 1y agoIf you’re looking for icons http://thenounproject.com http://thenounproject.com (no affiliation) has a huge collection.
- jfengel 1y agoWhat's with the hat on the o? In French it's used to mark where an o was followed by an s in Latin, but that's not the case here. Icon comes from Greek word that never had an S. Wiktionary reports an Esperanto iĉon, which means "male". Perhaps this means something in some other language? Or is it a metal umlaut?
- Nesco 1y agoIt’s the French spelling. Saying it’s only to indicate the disappearance of an “s” is reductive
- mbrubeck 1y agoIn words like icône in French, ô is typically used where the original Greek uses ω (omega). https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Circumflex_in_French#Indication_of_Greek_omega https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Circumflex_in_French#Indicatio...
- amiga386 1y ago> In French it's used to mark where an o was followed by an s in Latin I love this. pâté = paste forêt = forest fête = fest île = isle hâte = haste
- BrandoElFollito 1y agohôpital, hospital, hospitality, ... It is nice to discover the initial links people made between words
- steren 1y agoIcônes is just how to write icones in French.
- figomore 1y ago^ is used in Portuguese too.
- Telemakhos 1y agoThis is probably a bizarre question, but how does an icon artist go about deciding which icons to make? For example, almost every set seems to include at least one airplane, so airplanes seem to be something icon artists expect will be useful... but there are also bathtubs in some sets, which seems odd. Are these collections the results of specific projects, or do they anticipate what designers might need?
- croisillon 1y agogreat question, it looks like the beginning of a long read by the New Yorker ;)
- brontitall 1y agoI can see bathtubs being used in places like real estate sites.
- hexo 1y agoWhat is the license for this, please?
- thenthenthen 1y agoWhen you click a collection it reveals the license, I clicked some random ones and they were MIT
- BrandoElFollito 1y agoI really do not like this site - searching is awful (or I am doing it wrong). If I search for, say, "stop", I get a list of collections which allegedly have a stop icon but I need to check them individually