Surprised noone has yet preached the amazingness of this font here.

https://tobiasjung.name/profont/

I switched everything to https://github.com/microsoft/...
I do think it’s bold is “too bold”, but I have fixed the syntax highlighted to not bold.

I can’t leave my favorite

https://github.com/tonsky/FiraCode

That's because the cool kids are using firacode

https://github.com/tonsky/FiraCode

@Plasticnova but... that messes with your symbols and aint as readable with small sizes

@Mr-Myrk I haven’t encountered any issues at all so far with it

I guess I'm too oldschool for such newfangled fonts that mess with your symbols. It took me a while to find profont, because all the "top" coding fonts mess with your symbols and I try to stay as far away as possible from that

@Mr-Myrk it's a visual change only, characters are still the same in plain text.

Takes a little to change to, but I personally find code readability easier with it.

Plus it's easy to identify things like == vs === for example as your mind usually just skips repetitive characters.

There’s a font to fit anyone, but no font fits everyone

@Plasticnova @COD4 Testing this one right now. I like it ! Some things feel a little off, but still good ! (image : ex of things “off”)

Edit : A bit too much space before "?"

does profont have ligatures? looks good otherwise, but still my fav is monaco with powerline symbols

@NoToJavaScript that is strange, I don’t have that extra padding

Edit: yes I do, just never encountered it before now because I haven’t used that combo ?.

@Plasticnova I think this combo is proper to C#. But still, I’m happy ! Thanks for this post !

@NoToJavaScript 🤔I personally haven't used ?. before, hidden feature I guess. 😂

@C0D4 ?. is called the Safe Navigation Operator https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/... and it’s awesome.

@C0D4 Compared to @bkwilliams, I have no idea on “official name”, I call it “It avoids me to write more code if I only want to do null check”