Aside from '_', 'i', '0', many of the changes are so minuscule that it feels more like a change for the sake of change. Some however are nice, like the parenthesis placement, cleaner 'r'.
One thing I really don't like is the change to a serif-style comma. They've probably argued that it improves readability, and prefer that over typeface consistency.
They should emphasize more the previous work they are using, otherwise they might come across as ... hacks.
I'll probably stick with inconsolata though. But good job, nonetheless.
> Some however are nice, like the parenthesis placement
I see the parentheses as problematic on their own. When I read the functions that don't have any arguments, it looks like they have one space character within the parentheses!
Thanks for combining these images. The red square was really clever for peripheral vision identification of the image.
I agree with a lot of what you said here. Weirdly, they went sans-serif with the 'i' and serif with the comma. I'm personally a fan of commas, semicolons, and quotations having the same visual flavor and the Hack changes went farther from that.
http://i.imgur.com/8SqL6mT.gif
Aside from '_', 'i', '0', many of the changes are so minuscule that it feels more like a change for the sake of change. Some however are nice, like the parenthesis placement, cleaner 'r'.
One thing I really don't like is the change to a serif-style comma. They've probably argued that it improves readability, and prefer that over typeface consistency.
They should emphasize more the previous work they are using, otherwise they might come across as ... hacks.
I'll probably stick with inconsolata though. But good job, nonetheless.