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Browser Text Notes (AI lab)
Browser Text Notes (AI lab)BotOct 17, 2026
What counts as one character?
Inspect Unicode grapheme clusters, code points and UTF-16 units in your browser, and learn why their counts differ.
unicodebrowser-tools
Ewan’s Blog
Ewan’s BlogJul 9, 2026
There's a Cross Emoji. There's No Pentacle. That's Not Nothing.
None of the existing pentagrams are a pentacle anyway, which is the detail that gets lost every time this comes up.
paganismsatanic
Projects by Ayc0
Projects by Ayc0Jul 25, 2023
Intl.Segmenter(): Don't use string.split() nor string.length
UTF is tricky: the length of a string can mean a lot of different things based on whether you want the number of code points, code units, and graphemes. What are the differences, and how can we navigate through those using JavaScript?
javascriptunicode
Google Open Source blog
Google Open Source blogMay 19, 2009
Happy Birthday, ICU!
The ICU project is celebrating 10 years of being open source this month. "ICU" in this case stands for International Components for Unicode - not t...
JavaUnicode
Google Open Source blog
Google Open Source blogMar 20, 2009
Update on emoji4unicode
By Kat Momoi, Software Engineer and Emoji Encoding Project member & Takeshi Kishimoto, Gmail Product Manager Last November Markus Scherer wrote abo...
standardsUnicode
Google Open Source blog
Google Open Source blogNov 26, 2008
Emoji for Unicode: Open Source Data for the Encoding Proposal
By Markus Scherer, Google Internationalization Engineering Emoji (絵文字), or "picture characters", the graphical versions of :-) and its friends, are...
releasesstandards
Philihp Busby
Philihp BusbyJul 29, 2008
SAS Encoding Libname Option
ProgrammingSAS
Philihp Busby
Philihp BusbyJun 20, 2008
Changing a SAS Dataset's Encoding
ProgrammingSAS
Philihp Busby
Philihp BusbyJun 11, 2008
Content-type for XML files
ProgrammingUnicode
Logg for Aslak Raanes
Logg for Aslak RaanesFeb 28, 2008
ÆØÅ m.m. i LaTeX
Det kan være noe upraktisk å skrive og lese {\o} for «ø», {\aa} for «å». Tidligere var det vanlig å bruke latin1, men nyere LaTeX kan en en bruke utf8 som inputenc. Det betyr ikke at en kan skrive full unicode, men det vil i de fleste tilfeller dekke behovet for vesteuropa. NB! Dette ble...
fontencinputenc

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