"Face with bags under eyes" sets the tone for new Unicode 16.0 emoji updateUnicode 16.0 adds 5,185 new characters, including unique emojis and historical scripts, enhancing communication and representation across digital platforms.
Revealed: The 9 new emoji coming to your smartphone in 2025A draft list of new emoji for 2025/2026 includes 164 proposals with nine new characters, showcasing evolving digital communication.
Revealed: The 8 new emoji officially coming to your phone next yearEight new emoji have been confirmed for Unicode version 16.0, generating excitement and discussion among users despite their release being delayed until next year.
"Face with bags under eyes" sets the tone for new Unicode 16.0 emoji updateUnicode 16.0 adds 5,185 new characters, including unique emojis and historical scripts, enhancing communication and representation across digital platforms.
Revealed: The 9 new emoji coming to your smartphone in 2025A draft list of new emoji for 2025/2026 includes 164 proposals with nine new characters, showcasing evolving digital communication.
Revealed: The 8 new emoji officially coming to your phone next yearEight new emoji have been confirmed for Unicode version 16.0, generating excitement and discussion among users despite their release being delayed until next year.
After 27 years, Tcl/Tk 9 finally arrivesTcl/Tk 9.0 enhances usability with Unicode support and 64-bit data structures, plus features for handling compressed files like a file system.
The Unicode::Emoji::REGEX now supports unqualified Emoji sequencesEmoji representation can vary in qualification levels, affecting display and compatibility nuances.The unicode-emoji gem facilitates user preferences for Emoji support levels.
After 27 years, Tcl/Tk 9 finally arrivesTcl/Tk 9.0 enhances usability with Unicode support and 64-bit data structures, plus features for handling compressed files like a file system.
The Unicode::Emoji::REGEX now supports unqualified Emoji sequencesEmoji representation can vary in qualification levels, affecting display and compatibility nuances.The unicode-emoji gem facilitates user preferences for Emoji support levels.
Harp Emoji, Proposed by Theo Schear and Mary Lattimore, Gets Approved by UnicodeThe Unicode Consortium has approved the first-ever harp emoji, expected to be available in late 2024 or early 2025.
PyCoder's Weekly | Issue #627PEP 686 proposes making UTF-8 the default in Python, leveraging Unicode fully.Lazy evaluation in Python discusses advantages and disadvantages of lazy and eager evaluation methods.