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- 1. Continuous Testing of a Terminal Font
- 5. What is a font after all?
- 7. If it’s software, how do you test it?
- 8. How do I test it ● The auxiliary programs can be tested with the usual tools we already know ● Github, Bitbucket, and Gitlab are easy to integrate with 3rd parties ● This is travis.yaml
- 10. Did you notice? ● On the first lines ● These are for the simple utilities that build things like grids and sample images
- 11. Some rough edges ● Rendering problems require some degree of visual inspection ● Different platforms render differently (Windows, Mac, and Linux, each have their own quirks
- 13. What else?
- 14. Google Fonts! ● Insanely high bar ● Very comprehensive tooling (Font Bakery) tests EVERYTHING ● We’re not there yet
- 15. So? ● It’s doable: fonts are software ● Ensures a base level of quality – This font is now distributed with Debian and Ubuntu, so it’s no longer just my hobby project – other people use it. ● The same machinery you use to test your software can test pretty much anything
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- 17. ?
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