#D2coding

[devyoon91]

[FONT]개발자 추천 한글 폰트

#설명

눈이나빠서 가독성이 좋지 못한 기본폰트를 보면 눈이 너무 아프다..

#GitHub

https://github.com/naver/d2codingfont

#OS 폰트적용 후 Eclipse 에서 사용시 Font 적용 방법

Window > Preferences >

input box에 'Colors and Fonts' 검색

Basic > Text font 클릭, Edit 클릭

D2Coding' 선택 후 '확인' -> 'OK' 클릭하여 적용

적용된 모습 ^_^

[programmingfonts]

Apparently a Korean mapping company made a nice Korean font so they could produce attractive maps, and as well as the more end-user-focused variants they also produced one specifically for programming, under the name "Nanum Gothic Coding", which you can find on GitHub under "naver/nanumfont", as well as on Google Fonts, etc. There's also "naver/d2coding", but that might just be a rename/rebrand, rather than a whole new font.

Well color me confused, but thanks for the info. Perhaps someone has an article for these fonts? I’d like to know more about why or how they were conceived!

[black7375]

코딩용 고정폭 폰트 적용.

<pre>와 <code>영역에서 영문은 Hack, 한글은 D2coding을 적용하여 로딩하도록 하였습니다.

1. HTML 설정.

우선 HTML Header에 아래 코드를 추가 시켜주고,

<!--Hack Font--> <link href="//cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/hack-font@3/build/web/hack.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css"> <!--D2coding Font--> <link href="http://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/joungkyun/font-d2coding/d2coding.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css">

2. CSS 설정.

css 부분에도 아래 코드를 추가 시켜주면 됩니다.

pre, code { font-family: Hack, D2Coding, 'D2 coding', monospace; }

[programmingfonts]

Hello, (1) I see Nanum Gothic Coding font on the site but not its sibling d2coding, both suggested from someone else's previous post. Would it be possible to add d2coding? (2) Could you consider adding consecutive underscore (__) to default test text? I find only some fonts treat consecutive underscores with spacing and I think it could be useful distinction for others. Thanks! -J

Sure thing! I mistakenly believed Nanum Gothic and D2Coding to be forks of the same font or something, but in fact they’re from the same family but not the same thing.

[programmingfonts]

Saw on hacker news. Great tool to quickly look through what free fonts are available to make a switch. I would like to see D2Coding in the list though. Its served from github (naver/d2codingfont) As you can tell it is a Korean (with some CJK) font but is also a perfectly fine monospace font (OFL license) in general too. Please consider! Thanks.

Cool! Totally don’t understand their README, but added!