by jayFellows on 9/19/22, 6:23 AM with 27 comments
by sph on 9/19/22, 2:51 PM
Ideally only keywords, numbers, strings would be highlighted, and symbols de-highlighted. And comments need to stand out. Theme designers really like making comments almost impossible to read for some reason.
I tend to prefer muted colours, which are extremely rare to find in the VSCode marketplace. My favourite light is Alabaster by Nikita Propokov, but the best is the dark one One Monokai 80s
- https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=tonsky.t...
- https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=axiomati... (there might be a more active fork)
These days I use Emacs with the excellent Modus Operandi/Vivendi by Prot (in muted colours mode), and experimenting with ef-themes by the same author.
by koenvdb on 9/19/22, 8:00 AM
by Zizizizz on 9/19/22, 4:03 PM
The whole palette is here: https://github.com/catppuccin/catppuccin
by SxC97 on 9/19/22, 9:53 PM
by tmm84 on 9/21/22, 1:56 AM
If I want less color then it is Py Light. If I want a good light theme then Solarized Light Alternate (really great compared to regular solarized). If I want a dark theme then it'll be Base16 Mocha, Base16 Paraiso, Pudding or skyline.
by nkristoffersen on 9/19/22, 4:38 PM
by jstx1 on 9/19/22, 7:40 AM
You can always take a theme that you like and customise it so it doesn't annoy you. Go to .vscode/extensions/<theme-name>/themes/ (or equivalent location for your system) and edit the json file.
by viginti_tres on 9/19/22, 8:19 AM
by jo_beef on 9/19/22, 11:08 AM
https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=minamark...
by iamwpj on 9/19/22, 3:00 PM
by MisterSandman on 9/19/22, 7:42 PM
I also use Discord Light Mode.
by joshxyz on 9/21/22, 1:44 AM
by tipsytoad on 9/19/22, 7:38 PM
by matthewwolfe on 9/19/22, 10:31 PM
by alsoicode on 9/19/22, 12:20 PM
by lukaszkups on 9/19/22, 12:07 PM
by I_am_tiberius on 9/19/22, 9:36 AM
by wen_1k_btc on 9/19/22, 2:51 PM
by teejmya on 9/19/22, 2:49 PM