Published on: 2025-04-29 07:08:24
When I first started implementing the SSD1306 OLED on my prototype, I grabbed the quickest and easiest to implement driver I could find - a driver Espressif shipped as part of ESP-BSP that has since been removed. It worked great, updated the screen at about 40 hz, and was very light on resources. However, it only supports a single font, and isn't set up easily to support adding others without doing a fair amount of work to get each glyph into a specific format of C array. I wanted to add a diffe
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Find related items on AmazonPublished on: 2025-05-02 13:14:13
The HTML spec used to define an outline algorithm that gave <h1> elements an implicit semantic heading level based on how many sectioning elements ( <section> , <aside> , <nav> , and <article> ) it was nested inside. The browser rendering was such that section > h1 would have the same font-size and margin as <h2> . The section > section > h1 would be represented as <h3> , and so on. The default rendering was implemented in browsers in their UA styles, but not the heading level in the accessibil
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Find related items on AmazonPublished on: 2025-05-05 23:11:23
Adobe has launched its largest typeface expansion in five years, giving Creative Cloud subscribers access to 1,500 new fonts that can be used on websites and apps like Photoshop, Illustrator, and InDesign. More than 750 of these fonts have been provided via a collaboration with Monotype, which owns the licenses for Helvetica, Gotham, and Avenir. Older versions of some of these fonts were previously available in Adobe’s Font library, but were removed in January 2023 when the creative software gi
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Find related items on AmazonPublished on: 2025-05-22 14:27:33
Saturday 29 Mar 2025 For a few months now I’ve received sporadic reports that my website was broken. They said the layout was askew and things were sized strangely. They had screenshots to prove it. This was embarrassing for a professional website builder. Thankfully my audience is tech-savvy and the Grammarly browser extension was identified as a prime suspect. When this extension was installed it broke my website, simple as that. My initial response was: “Sorry, their bug, not mine”. But aft
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Kristen Radtke is creative director at The Verge. “I work with the art team on the overall look and feel of the site across illustrations, photos, and branding,” she explains. “I also design feature stories and custom packages.” One of her favorite software packages is Calligraphr, and so we asked her about it. What exactly is Calligraphr? Calligraphr is web-based software that will help you turn your handwriting into a font. You don’t need Photoshop or any image-editing software, just access
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Find related items on AmazonPublished on: 2025-06-08 01:16:48
Dominik Röttsches Rod Sheeter Chad Brokaw Skrifa is written in Rust, and created as a replacement for FreeType to make font processing in Chrome secure for all our users. Skifra takes advantage of Rust's memory safety, and lets us iterate faster on font technology improvements in Chrome. Moving from FreeType to Skrifa allows us to be both agile and fearless when making changes to our font code. We now spend far less time fixing security bugs, resulting in faster updates, and better code quality
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Dominik Röttsches Rod Sheeter Chad Brokaw Skrifa is written in Rust, and created as a replacement for FreeType to make font processing in Chrome secure for all our users. Skifra takes advantage of Rust's memory safety, and lets us iterate faster on font technology improvements in Chrome. Moving from FreeType to Skrifa allows us to be both agile and fearless when making changes to our font code. We now spend far less time fixing security bugs, resulting in faster updates, and better code quality
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Find related items on AmazonPublished on: 2025-06-14 16:47:12
Kerning, the Hard Way 2025-03-14 by David Jones Here is a font i am working on; i hope you like it. The letterforms are reversed out against a vertically striped background. In a manner similar to Schaeffer Versalien. The graphic effect is inspired-by/stolen-from Schaefer Versalien, but the letterforms are modified from my found stencil font Arugula. Bear in the mind that with a font like this, the parts that are drawn are the black parts. So, let's consider a word like SALTY: Looks okay?
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Find related items on AmazonPublished on: 2025-06-16 16:15:11
The Go-To Font & Text Generator Font Generator is an online tool that lets you input simple text and convert it into over 180 fancy text styles. To make your text look fun and stylish it utilizes thousands of cool symbols from Unicode and combines them to create fonts for you. This enables you to write in bold, underlined, cursive, or italic styles on platforms where such formatting is normally not possible. Simply enter your text and select your favorite font to copy and paste. With this fancy
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Thursday, February 27, 2025 A few years ago I blogged about custom tree-sitter-based syntax highlighting in emacs. I started out with highlighting certain keywords in red. I wanted to show the keywords that interrupt control flow: Screenshot showing syntax highlighting of keywords in black or red I highlight regular keywords ( while , if ) in bold. I highlight control flow interrupting keywords ( return , continue ) in red. That's syntax highlighting. But I also wanted to highlight names ba
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