By cjsmith
via css.dzone.com
Published: Mar 21 2012 / 11:26
Steve Ferg previously posted on Python encoding using Unicode. In this post, Steve has condensed many of his previous writings into the Basics of Unicode, which looks at the "big picture" of Unicode. As Steve cautions, large areas are summarized, nits are not picked, hairs are not split, and wind resistance is ignored...
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