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That's cool, but crazy insane, too! Imagine getting used to that, then wondering what != means when you see it elsewhere. LOL!

+1 for Fira Code

Yeah Fira Code makes life so much better. I was also worried about getting too used to the ligatures but that's like saying you won't use the Internet because you don't want to get used to the convenience. It's a great tool to increase your productivity, what more do you need to know!

+1 for Fira. Also if it gets auto-update fonts (yes sometimes it's getting update :), it will be perfect.

Agreed, I gave a try to ligature fonts a few years ago... wasn't convinced. Then tried it again last year, for ligature-riche languages (Scala and R) .... and really felt in love with FiraCode... once used to it, it makes things so much more readable!

I use this too. The only think I don't like about this font is the "..." it looks weird.

My co-worker suggested Fira to me, I'm not a fan of the >= <= ligatures :( Not that I run into those signs too often though.

@gskema - Jetbrains added support for ligatures fonts in their editors, including PhpStorm, in their ver. 2016.2 and later. You need to enable it from Settings → Editor → Colors & Fonts → Font → Enable Font Ligatures.

There is a Fira font without ligatures called Fira Mono. You can find it here - https://github.com/mozilla/Fira

Fira Code arrows are great for languages such as livescript. Too bad the r and g characters are so ugly :/

+1. I really like it.