Toshi Omagari makes fonts. I caught wind of the Codelia release just recently:
New font release: Codelia! It’s a soft humanistic sans designed to make codes look less intimidating (but still professional unlike Comic Code). Demo version also available.https://t.co/Or3sO8Ae8Bpic.twitter.com/PDYRAL0tgd
Fortunately, Toshi allowed us to purchase a license to allow you to use it on CodePen! You’ll find those options in your Settings > Editor area.
Codelia
I think Codelia is awfully nice, but in chatting with Toshi, their favorite is actually Comic Code, another coding font they have created.
Comic Code
I was like: No way, surely Comic Code is to jokey and childish to actually code in. But I’ll tell ya, I’ve been using it for about a week now and I’m still finding it fun and perfectly usable.
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