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Show HN: Typogram Studio – like Figma but for typography(typogram.co)
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by wentin 1y ago
If you feel like it, you can add this page 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 si
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by wentin 1y ago
Ah, 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.
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by wentin 1y ago
This font was just added to codingfont a few minutes ago! https://www.codingfont.com/AtkinsonHyperlegibleMono you can compare it side by side to your other favorite coding font to see which one is better looking in a code
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by wentin 1y ago
The code was private but I see no reason not to open source it, so I just did! 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
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by wentin 1y ago
This might be of interest for you: https://www.codingfont.com/ I made it to select the perfect coding font. i will update it to include the Atkinson Hyperlegible Mono soon!
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Show HN: Typogram Studio – Figma for Typography(typogram.co)
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Typogram Studio: A New Tool for Beautiful Typography Design(typogram.co)
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by wentin 2y ago
Three Creative Workarounds for AI’s Limitations in Typography
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by wentin 2y ago
Lean and mean could mean people lose their job, lead to talent churn in the job market, wasting their talent and time doing things they don't love. Keep a steady cushy job so these talent can make great product while enjoy their life i
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by wentin 2y ago
I think growing !== making your product last shorter. Develop a brand new market like AR VR headset is growing. Develop a new service that people need is growing. Keep growing to compensate for shrinking market for existing business, so tha
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by wentin 2y ago
I hate to be THAT GAL, but... try Svelte! I love it more than Vue.
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by wentin 2y ago
A joke or really? At this point, I would just port it into Svelte, it is the same amount of effort anyway and it has been so long!
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by wentin 2y ago
> The tldr; is that we see a lot of similar requirements from developers across Angular and Wiz, so we're looking for opportunities to reuse work. Good example is the Angular Signals library that's now used in all the YouTube M
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by wentin 3y ago
Quote from my newsletter “Don’t Sell Your Indie Business to Digital Ocean!”: The sad part of the story is that most of what happened can’t be traced easily. Domain redirect can be set up with a few clicks of a button, and soon enough, most
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by wentin 3y ago
they screw us more than once already. CSS Tricks is not their first victim, there is also scotch.io, where I learn Angular stuff. One day I tried to visit a saved article in my bookmark, the entire site and all its subpage are gone, and jus
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by wentin 3y ago
This is not the first time digital ocean did something like this. And unlike some other commenter here saying they only did it because CSS tutorials don't give them ROI, extra information here is that they also did it with javascript t
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by wentin 3y ago
Oh so true. Adobe also had a product that is the same concept as Webflow, called InFlow (if I am not mistaken), and killed it, before Webflow existed. Some of its employe went to work for Webflow.
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by wentin 3y ago
They were not devastated or demotivated. The morale is still high from what I heard from the inside. 1B is 5% of the original deal. Without liquidating any equity, they can get 5% of the original payout, which is still large! (I think Dylan
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by wentin 3y ago
Thanks for letting me know! I added the extra link!
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by wentin 3y ago
I see where you're coming from, but there are a few critical points about the Adobe-Figma deal that you got wrong. (I am an ex-Adobe XD employee) When Adobe announced its plan to acquire Figma in September 2022, the timing was actually
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by wentin 3y ago
I’m an ex-Adobe employee who worked on Adobe XD, which is basically Adobe's answer to Figma. when Adobe decided to buy Figma, my first reaction was pretty much "Wait, what?" I wrote down my initial thoughts about it[^1], it f
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by wentin 3y ago
Not promoting my setup, but just to point out that 80 is a sensible default, and it is not based / targeted for ancient old rare setups.
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by wentin 3y ago
People use ultrawide screen, with half screen dedicated to browser, half screen for code editor, and two columns open in editor. This is very modern setup, and 80 is perfect for it. Don't limit your thinking to your own setup. I think
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by wentin 3y ago
Do you work with a large team? There is no correct answer for formatting for a team, there is only correct answer for individual person. The line limit 80/120/160 will work for certain people with their setup, but not others. Stuf
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by wentin 3y ago
Maybe essential is a better word.
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by wentin 3y ago
> Why not set a bounty to improve Prettier instead of building a competing project just to increase the motivation to improve Prettier? There are three reasons, I think: 1. Writing a rust compiler is separate from prettier project becaus
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by wentin 3y ago
Absolutely, I agree with you: using IndexedDB is cost-effective, and pushing cached user action data periodically to Firebase sounds like a solid strategy. Thanks for the insight!
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Ask HN: Implementing Anonymous User Sessions – Firebase or Local IndexedDB?
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by wentin 3y ago
In Svelte 4, the let counter = 0 syntax is already reactive by default, a feature enabled by the compiler. This has been the status quo for Svelte prior to the rune change. The introduction of the $state(0) rune actually provides more hints

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