Thanks to those, who attended the premiere.
Download location of the add-on (Blender 2.8x):
https://github.com/Shriinivas/writinganimation/raw/master/writinganimstrokefont_2_8.zip
Documentation: https://github.com/Shriinivas/writinganimation
Video Tutorials:
Curve Drawing Animation: https://youtu.be/_tATQJhAkIg
Text Writing Animation: https://youtu.be/WZVMPuyfYTM
The great idea and addon. Thanks
Thank you for the encouraging words!
Merry Christmas 
Well done!
Great features and easy to use.
Thanks
You are welcome. Appreciate you taking the time to try the features and share your feedback.
The add-on is now also ported to Blender 2.8 Beta
The script file is writinganim_2_8.py.
Dowload repository is the same (https://github.com/Shriinivas/writinganimation)
In 2.8 the UI is on ‘Active Tool and Workspace settings’ tab on the properties panel.
I have tested the main use cases with both Cycles and Eevee.
Do let me know if you happen to try the tool and come across any defects.
Suggestions and feedback are alwyas welcome!
Do you mean the font for writing text in other languages?
In the demo, I am using the single stroke fonts of Inkscape Hershey text extension. It supports English, Greek and Japanese, I guess.
You can of course create text in any language in an SVG editor (by tracing it for instance) and import that in Blender to generate the animation.
(Hershey extension can be extended for custom single stroke fonts also. It involves creating character set in SVG. I have written a script for that. Can share it if there is enough interest. )
Please send this script. I want this addon to support Russian (and my native language is Tajik).
Does this addon work in blender 2.80?
Yes, it works with 2.80. You need to install writinganim_2_8.py (please see my message above).
The add-on creates animation based for the selected bezier curves. For text animation there are two possibilities.
Inkscape already has 2 single stroke fonts, but they only have roman characters.
The script I was talking about, joins the letters to make the user given text. But here also the individual letters need to be traced manally. To explain its usage I need to create a tutorial (to use it the SVG nees to be in a particular format). I can do that if there are at least a few users interested in using it.
Let me know if you need more explanation for tracing the text in SVG and importing it into blender.
PS: I have used google translate for the russian translation of ‘hello’. Excuse me if there are any mistakes 
Oh man! This is gold!
Oh man, your addon is very mega super awesome!
But I have a few questions:
@Shohrukh
Thanks for the great feedback!
import bpy
for o in bpy.context.selected_objects:
if(o.type != 'CURVE' or len(o.data.splines) == 0 \
or o.data.splines[0].type != 'BEZIER' \
or o.data.animation_data == None \
or o.data.animation_data.action == None):
continue
o.data.bevel_factor_mapping_start = 'SPLINE'
for fc in o.data.animation_data.action.fcurves:
if(fc.data_path == 'bevel_factor_end'):
fc.data_path = 'bevel_factor_start'
Please let me know if there are any issues running it.
A better place to have this function is the SVG editor. The script I mentioned earlier is an inkscape extension that does this. Since inkscape already has the Hershey extension, which implements more or less the functionality of using pre-defined curves as fonts, duplicating that same thing won’t make sense. So to reuse that, I have created another Inkscape extension that creates the data file based on the curves created by user in the format understood by Hershey extension.
Try setting the bevel depth of the curves to a higher value, maybe .01 or so. With the grey backgound, in Blender 2.8 the curves are not clearly visible in rendered display, unless they have sufficient bevel depth value. If you still face issues, please share your blend file if possible and I will look into the problem.
Where can I find this Inkscape Extension?
I have not shared it yet, since the funcationality is very specific and I wasn’t sure if many users would be interested in it. I will upload it on Github in a few days and update this thread.
Great!
Many thanks.
@Shohrukh @NewVisitor
The inkscape extensions are available for download now.
Initially I had written a single script for my own use. However, to make it generic, it needed to be extended and now it’s a whole framework for stroke font creation and text rendering. That explains the delayed reply
Dowload Location: https://github.com/Shriinivas/inkscapestrokefont
File Name: inkscapestrokefont.zip
Video Tutorial: https://youtu.be/iCsnYlVjWA0
Do let me know if you come across any errors. (There’s a known issue with non-english characters; the work-around in mentioned on the repository page.)
Awesome work. Tomorrow I will test it.