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    Jan 15

    OH: my job is pretty great, I get to research emoji! — working on

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  2. 19 Nov 2019

    Today we have open-sourced Allsorts, our font parser, shaping engine, and subsetter for OpenType, WOFF, and WOFF2 written in !

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    19 Nov 2019

    Hurray! Today we released Prince 13, with support for CSS variables (aka custom properties), lots of goodies for non-Latin scripts like Arabic & Indic, & support for fragmenting single-column/row flex containers across multiple pages. Full list:

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    14 Aug 2019

    If you like some thought-provoking questions about Unicode–OpenType Indic encoding–shaping, you’ve got to check out issues of n8willis/opentype-shaping-documents:

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    1 Aug 2019

    Also, that entire book is generated in HTML, formatted with CSS paged media rules, then turned into a PDF via Prince by . CSS for print has come a long, long way.

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    Want to buy a “CSS is Awesome” mug with paged overflow and hyphenation?

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    1 Apr 2019

    I'll be going to @DevBreak19 in June, talking about origins, present and future. Workshop on creating books in and CSS

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  8. 16 Feb 2019

    And it works! I'm using it to decode OpenType name table entries, which can be UTF-16 or MacRoman or who knows what. But perhaps we should be using it in our HTML parser as well instead of iconv 🤔

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    I have nothing but good things to say about PrinceXML. We've produced more than fifty million print books with it. It's becoming more and more sophisticated, especially with Prince for Books. It's easy to experiment with. And there's great support from . CSS + Print = ❤️

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  10. 11 Dec 2018

    Unicode and Mercury, two things we can't live without!

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    10 Dec 2018
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  12. Retweeted
    28 Nov 2018

    It is so much fun working on a print publication, which will be formatted using CSS. "So this is for the web?" "No, it's for print." "But ... CSS?" Rinse. Repeat. CSS. Not just for web browsers.

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    We've only produced something like 80 million printed books using CSS :)

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    Tried to distill how little I know about printing HTML in a video. Please weigh in

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    4 Jul 2018

    Phillipe, our resident AI Kitty hard at work with the fidget spinner

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  16. 12 Jun 2018

    turns out Unicode NFC stands for No Frickin' Clue 😂

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  17. 11 Jun 2018

    it seems that Chrome is applying Unicode normalization and Firefox isn't, which makes these three sequences display differently: Ấ Ấ Ấ should Firefox be normalizing too?

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    HTML and CSS were used to typeset “Less,” which just won the Pulitzer Prize in fiction.

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    Got 2 very cool things working with the book today. Prince now generating valid tagged PDF files (thanks !), which given a 220-page doc with 104 images, was non-trivial. And, each image now links into the source of that image.

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    Two of the New York Times ten best books of 2017 were typeset using HTML+CSS with PrinceXML

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