Hack is an open source font, ideal for programmers who spend endless hours in front of a computer screen.
If you're a programmer and spend most of your day in front of a screen writing and editing endless lines of code, you probably have a favorite font that helps you get your work done as smoothly as possible.
But, because there's always more to a good thing, you can try Hack, an open source font family with four variations: regular, bold, italic, and bold italic.
Hack is designed to be easy to read on screen. It has the necessary minimum contrast, width, letter spacing, and some special features that make it stand out as a font. It is multilingual with more than 1500 characters, including Latin, modern Greek, and Cyrillic. It is also open source, with a special license, according to which you can modify it, use it in commercial applications, and redistribute it.
It is available as a Windows installer, as a .ttf, as a .OTF, and as a Web Font. For more information about installation and packages, you can visit its GitHub website.
