Fira Code
github.com
Free monospaced programming font with ligatures for common multi-character operators.
About Skija
JVM bindings for Google's Skia 2D graphics library. Skija is a developer tools product built by indie maker Nikita Prokopov, launched in 2020.
- Status
- Active
- Launched
- 2020
- Category
- Developer Tools
- Website
- github.com
More products by Nikita Prokopov
DataScript
github.com
Immutable in-memory database and Datalog query engine for Clojure and ClojureScript.
Humble UI
github.com
Clojure framework for building cross-platform desktop apps, built on Skija and JWM.
G
Grumpy Website
grumpy.website
Co-authored blog documenting UI and UX mistakes in everyday software.
AnyBar
github.com
Minimal macOS menubar status indicator controlled over UDP.
Clojure Sublimed
github.com
Clojure development environment for Sublime Text with syntax, REPL and formatting support.
A
AlleKinos.de
allekinos.de
Movie showtimes for cinemas across Germany on a single page.
Skija FAQ
What is Skija?
Skija is a developer tools product: JVM bindings for Google's Skia 2D graphics library.
Who made Skija?
Skija was made by Nikita Prokopov, Creator of Fira Code and DataScript; independent Clojure developer and UI designer. It launched in 2020. Nikita Prokopov has also built Fira Code, DataScript, Humble UI, Grumpy Website.
Is Skija still active?
Yes. As far as IndieMakerList knows, Skija is still active and run by Nikita Prokopov at github.com.
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