The default intellij dark theme (darkula I think).
Matches nicely with zenburn on the wm.
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#12https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=narenran...
I wanted a color scheme where colors _meant_ something, rather than just be pretty - where you can just squint at your code and be able to visualize a heatmap of the key control flows. Among other things Chandrian uses Warm Colors for action keywords, Cold colors for Function names, variable values etc, and muted colors for punctuation / parenthesis etc. which just get in your way of reading code.
Disclaimer: I made it
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#13jellybeans
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#14Been using Monokai for the longest time. Currently alternating between that and Dracula variants.
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#15Time for one maybe folks haven't heard of:
Plastic. It was done by one of the folks originally involved with Atom One Dark:
Re: Ask HN: What colorscheme are you using in your code editor?
#16kaolin-themes for emacs: https://github.com/ogdenwebb/emacs-kaolin-themes
There are plenty of options, some are very similar but I've been pretty happy with 'em
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#17Monokai on JetBrains products (mostly RubyMine).
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#18Loved Monokai in Sublime Text, carried that over with Visual Studio Code.
Same. I love Gruvbox too, but Monokai is included in Code so I went back to that
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#20I absolutely love Synthwave '84 Blues (but with the text glow disabled)
https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=sabrsore...