> Code quality matters, but the experience we provide matters more. No it doesn't, in fact I would say, you can't have a good experience without good code quality. Maybe you can release a few features with crappy…
This post reeks of confirmation bias or at least the sample size is too low to draw any conclusions. What if that software engineer didn't want to progress his career and was happy at the level he was? What about those…
A better solution would be to use something like fl.ux or lux to cut out the blue wavelengths of light during night-time hours.
I'm really glad you like it. Can I quote you as a testimonial?
I would like to do research on my font too, I don't have any academic links or funds for it though.
If you want to try it out with different sizes you can go to this page: http://www.pixelscript.net/gilldyslexic/demo.html
Hi creator of the font here - A Creative Commons doesn't suit me, but I do allow people to embed it in web pages if they give credit :)
> Code quality matters, but the experience we provide matters more. No it doesn't, in fact I would say, you can't have a good experience without good code quality. Maybe you can release a few features with crappy…
This post reeks of confirmation bias or at least the sample size is too low to draw any conclusions. What if that software engineer didn't want to progress his career and was happy at the level he was? What about those…
A better solution would be to use something like fl.ux or lux to cut out the blue wavelengths of light during night-time hours.
I'm really glad you like it. Can I quote you as a testimonial?
I would like to do research on my font too, I don't have any academic links or funds for it though.
If you want to try it out with different sizes you can go to this page: http://www.pixelscript.net/gilldyslexic/demo.html
Hi creator of the font here - A Creative Commons doesn't suit me, but I do allow people to embed it in web pages if they give credit :)