Newest Fonts Programming Tips
Common fonts for Windows & Mac
Mike Ballan
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1 response
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css, typography, fonts
Custom glyph fonts with Font Custom and Compass
glaszig
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0 responses
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ruby, css, sass, compass
Install Japanese, Korean and Chinese fonts on Arch Linux (yaourt require)
Christopher Fernández
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0 responses
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fonts, japanese, arch linux, chinese
Top 3 Coding Fonts
The Z Man
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13 responses
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code, programming, font, fonts
Don't use CSS font shorthand
Steve Halford
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4 responses
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css, fonts, front end
Fix PhpStorm font rendering on linux
Lauris
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2 responses
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linux, fonts, phpstorm, anti-aliasing
Font Awesome
Andy Lin
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3 responses
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css, design, fonts
5 Use Cases for Icon Fonts
Tim Pietrusky
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0 responses
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css, ui, fonts, icons
A font made specifically for programmers (Proggy Fonts)
JMack
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4 responses
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editor, programming, font, ide
Awesome font for your next website
Ynon Perek
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0 responses
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design, fonts
Serving Fonts using Rackspace cloud files
Piermaria Cosina
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0 responses
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cdn, content-type, design, fonts
Fix Fedora font rendering
Lauris
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0 responses
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fedora, fonts, xorg
Free webapp icons webfont
James Van Dyke
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0 responses
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webapp, fonts, icons
Icon fonts
Oli Lisher
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10 responses
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css, type, fonts, html5
iOS font
Rohit Kotian
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0 responses
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ios, ui, fonts
Nice source of web fonts
Alejandro Narancio
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0 responses
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css, html, fonts
Google Fonts using @fontface in your .css
Kimb Jones
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5 responses
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css, webfonts, web, fontface
@Font-Face
Snow
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0 responses
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css, font, design, fonts
Pay what you want ($0 up) for dozens of great fonts
Kerrick Long
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0 responses
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design, free, fonts
Unwanted bold-ish weight on MacOS Webkit typefaces
Ricardo Magalhães
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1 response
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css, chrome, css3, webkit
CSS Font Stacks
Oli Lisher
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0 responses
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css, type, code for designers, fonts
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