Code Points

Focuses on obscure but useful Unicode points, like box drawing for CLI visualizations or the irony mark, saving time from sifting through the entire standard.

Each entry includes links to codepoints.net and real-world uses, such as how zero-width spaces control text layout or emoji modifiers work, enhancing understanding.

Covers fun elements like games (chess, cards) and record holders (longest names, most strokes), making Unicode learning accessible and interesting.

Divided into sections like standalone points and affecting characters, helping users quickly find relevant code points for specific tasks like text direction or whitespace.