Comment by anamexis
If you want this style but balanced slightly more utility, I love Codelia [1]. It's my main coding font. It is, however, a paid font.
If you want this style but balanced slightly more utility, I love Codelia [1]. It's my main coding font. It is, however, a paid font.
$15 is expensive? Just wait until you find out how much a professional design font costs!
It is all relative, if you want the set of normal, italic, bold and bold italic you need the 80$ package.
A lot of people seems to use a coding font, wear off a bit of it or want a new one just to make a small change and have diversity. It an expense you might not be ready to spend for something you may not be 100% sure you will want to use for more than a couple of months.
He has a set of demo fonts but from what I understand this would swap random characters to rectangle so you can't really try it working on an actual code. This is only useful to check quickly how it looks on your IDE or terminal but I usually spend a few hours working on a font before deciding to commit using it for more or swapping back to my previous preferred one.
There is also Comic Code by the same author: https://tosche.net/fonts/comic-code. Feels like a more polished version of Comic Mono (but it is paid, too).