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Hey, I'm a fan of your work. My font before this was Victor Mono, and I actually found it through your website. Do you publish the source code anywhere? I'd be
by maybebyte 1y ago
Hey, I'm a fan of your work. My font before this was Victor Mono, and I actually found it through your website. Do you publish the source code anywhere? I'd be interested to take a closer look at it.
- dijit 1y agoI think this is it: https://github.com/wentin/coding-font https://github.com/wentin/coding-font
- wentin 1y agoAh, thanks for digging this out, this is the version 1, which I made using a no code tool. the current version is made using sveltekit, it is also just open sourced in the other comment.
- wentin 1y agoThe code was private but I see no reason not to open source it, so I just did! https://github.com/Typogram/coding-font-sveltekit https://github.com/Typogram/coding-font-sveltekit This way you can add your own font to it, just modify codingfonts.ts and include the font files in the css!
- illiac786 1y agoYou’re amazing man. We need more people like you out there.
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- wentin 1y agoIf you feel like it, you can add this page https://www.codingfont.com/AtkinsonHyperlegibleMono https://www.codingfont.com/AtkinsonHyperlegibleMono to your article, it is the dedicated page for Atkinson Hyperlegible Mono with the options to compare it to other fonts on the side by side view.
- maybebyte 1y agoI just added it under "Other Resources", thank you for the pointer. :)
- ta8645 1y agoThanks, that is very helpful! This particular font seems to have very inconsistent kerning. The "isMultipleOf" identifier pushes the s & M & u and e & O way too tightly together, and the remaining letters seem inconsistently spaced as well.