Cascadia Code 2009.14

This update to the Cascadia font family brings the following changes:

• Cascadia now has support for the Salishan languages of the Pacific Northwest and other coastal scripts!
• We've fixed an issue in the -<< ligature that caused it to overlap itself at certain font weights (#355)
• We remastered mark positioning for glyphs with existing diacritics for improved design for letters with multiple diacritics above
• We have implemented a workaround for a freetype rendering issue that resulted in chunky rendering for certain glyphs (#350)

Cascadia Code 2008.25

This update to the Cascadia family of fonts brings the following changes:

• We are now generating static TTFs for every named variant
  • These static instances will be hinted using ttfautohint, and so will look different than the variable font at small and intermediate point sizes
• We've temporarily stopped shipping variable OTFs due to some concerns about overlapping and psautohint
• The heaviest weight of Cascadia has been made a little lighter
• We have aligned the Powerline glyphs and the box-/line-drawing glyphs better to their metrics and to the letter glyphs
• Diacritic anchors have been added to all alphabetic characters (#282, #330)
• The font now ships with decomposed fi and fl ligatures
• The horn combining diacritic has had its weight fixed somewhat for Bold
• Primes have been redesigned to give them a more "angled" feel (#294)
• Acute and grave have been given additional weight to help differentiate them from dot (#268)
• The contextual alternate for x used to signify hexadecimal numbers has been disabled (#285)

Cascadia Code 2007.01

That pretty much says it all!

The Cascadia font family is now available with a variable weight axis ranging from extra-light (200) to bold (700).

In addition, the following bugs were fixed and changes were made:

Changes

• The double-equals ligature == has been updated to improve visual clarity ()
• The diacritics on IJacute are no longer malformed
• We've introduced a set of compatibility features to improve the rendering of powerline glyphs in legacy GDI applications

Cascadia Code 2005.15

This release of Cascadia Code adjusts the Windows GDI metrics to reduce line spacing and fix some vertical alignment issues in legacy applications.

Cascadia Code 2004.30

This is the April-May update of Cascadia Code.

• We've changed the typographic metrics a bit to align with best practices and move away from using legacy Windows GDI values (#261)
• We are now producing OTF and WOFF2 versions of the family! (#260)
• We've added bluezones for better OTF autohinting with psautohint (thanks @madig!) (#188)

New Glyphs

• Added additional diacritic glyphs (#240)
• Additional IPA characters added (#199)
• Added glyphs for U+21E3, U+21E1 (⇣⇡) (#221)
• Added a glyph for U+2011 NON-BREAKING HYPHEN (#222)
• Added a glyph for U+2024 ONE DOT LEADER (#223)
• Added a mapping for U+2008 PUNCTUATION SPACE (#230)
• (* and *) ligatures added (#241)
• \\ ligature added (#252)
• :// ligature added (#253)

Changed Glyphs

• Modified form of @ sign to better differentiate it from the © (#159)
• Reworked all tilde to be more consistent and normalized (#216)

Bug Fixes

• Modified ccmp to enable proper display of "i with ogonek" with diacritic above (#240)
• Removed unnecessary hinting instructions from imported glyphs (#202)
• Corrected the offset of subscript numerals (#257)

Cascadia Code 1911.21

This release fixes a couple last-minute issues with 1911.20:

• The new glyphs for the geometric shapes range had holes in them (unintended ones, on account of most of them are actually hollow circles). (#192)
• The font was missing a gasp table, which impacted some hinted display scenarios. (#193)

As in 1911.20, this release includes Cascadia Mono, a version of Cascadia that doesn't have ligatures (#80) and Cascadia (Code|Mono) PL, a version of Cascadia that has embedded powerline symbols (#10).

Cascadia Code 1911.20

Glyph Ranges

• Greek, Cyrillic, and Vietnamese characters (#33)
• Braille dots (#130)
• Coverage for codepages 437 and 850 (#142)
• The geometric shapes glyph range (U+25A0-25FF) (#179; thanks @mdtauk!)

Individual Glyphs

• ≡ (#117)
• dot, bullet, delta, not sign, pilcrow, vertical bar, inverted question mark (#161)
• U+2028 LINE SEPARATOR (#182)
• U+2713 CHECK MARK (✓) (#177)

Changes

• Inequality symbols with a horizontal instead of diagonal lower bar (#144)
• Refined shapes for em, en, and normal dashes/hyphens (#168)
• Refined glyph shapes for single and double quotation marks (#184)
• Refined glyph shapes for 3 and ?.

This release also includes Cascadia Mono, a version of Cascadia that doesn't have ligatures (#80) and Cascadia (Code|Mono) PL, a version of Cascadia that has embedded powerline symbols (#10).

Cascadia Code 1910.04

This release contains the addition of the Latin-1 character set and box drawing glyphs.

Cascadia Code 1909.16

This release introduces the initial version of Cascadia Code, under the SIL Open Font license.