Programmers can be finnicky about everything, from the biggest to smallest of details: operating system, text editors and IDEs, light vs. dark themes, and perhaps most of all, which programming font is the best.

I know I'm not the only one who has wasted hours and hours in search of the perfect font, and with several new fonts coming out every year, it can be hard to know what's out there. You can use Courier New or Monaco if you want, but those days are long gone.

Which is where Programming Fonts comes into play.

This wonderful site has over 50 different monospaced fonts for you to preview using a simple dropdown menu. You can change the preview text to whatever you want, you can change the font size, and you can even select from over 20 different color schemes.

I guarantee that at least one of the fonts on this site will be new to you. Have you ever heard of BPmono? Iosevka? Quinze? Sudo? If you haven't, this is the perfect way to compare them against crowd favorites like Hack, Input, Meslo, and Office Code Pro.

A lot of these fonts are even available on Google Web Fonts, so you can use them for free on your websites if you so desire.

Website -- Programming Fonts

Which programming font do you think is the best? Feel free to share your preferred programming languages and IDEs as well. Let us know in a comment below!