by kirupa | 7 February 2018 From its humble beginnings in 1999, Emojis are all the rage these days. It's no longer something that only people half our age use to communicate. You and I use them all the time, and almost every chat or messaging-related app under the sun provides great support…

I was looking through some Google Search Console data, and this article is the most popular one that people land on from searching for emoji-related developer questions :cup_with_straw: It’s funny how the easiest to write articles get the most traction sometimes :stuck_out_tongue:

To copy emoji codes more easily, you can use https://emojigraph.org/ - there are HTML hex, CSS, JS, Perl, and other versions in a table at the bottom of each emoji. For :cat2: Cat emoji for example: URL escape code %F0%9F%90%88 Punycode xn–zn8h Bytes (UTF-8) F0 9F 90 88 JavaScript, JSON…

Thanks for sharing that! I didn’t know about this resource, and I always end up fiddling around for a bit with the OS emoji picker or going to emojipedia to do a copy/paste :grinning:

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prg9 February 20, 2018, 7:07pm 4

Fun Article K-man.

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