What are ligatures anyway?
Do you find yourself constantly changing and tweaking your development editor by changing color schemes, font...
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I am currently evaluating Fira Code in Android Studio and Visual Studio (both of which I am required to use for certain tasks). I like the obvious visual distinctions of operators, but I am unhappy with the ASCII characters. Droid Sans Mono looks better in my opinion.
I have seen someone tweaked
Droid Sans Monoto support ligatures too. github.com/abogoyavlensky/DroidCodeOh, that's nice. Thank you!
edit: Hmm, no ligatures in Visual Studio. I'll check that tomorrow.
I must admit after trying it for few days this Droid Code with ligatures does improve readability in few cases for me.
Thanks for bringing it in!
thank the actual developer!
Thanks, actual developer!
Sure,
the benefit of free fonts is you can fork them. I for example prefer dotted zeroes instead of slashed and in terminal I always pick a font with dotted zeroes thanks to various forks (github.com/powerline/fonts).
I find Fira code an absolute eyesore, but i found consolas lignaturized (consolas being my favourite font), basically consolas with fira code only in lignatures, and recently jetbrains also released jetbrains mono, best one so far
sorry but
for (int i = count; i --> 0;)is a sin.Depends on which God you worship :D
I'm a big fan of Fira Code and have it installed on both PyCharm and iTerm2! I might set it as the default fixed width font in Chrome, too (you can do that!).
Hi Dane,
recently I have discovered a site called NerdFonts.com which hosts a dozen of FOSS ligaturized fonts. They also have their own version of Fira (called Fura due to naming conflict) which has become my primary console font. Maybe you can check it out.
Hi! What is your color scheme or theme on vscode?