Shameless plug: I created an ST3 plugin called SynCycle[1]. It switches themes at sunrise and sunset. e.g. a light theme during daytime and dark theme during nighttime. For who's interested: you can install it with Package Control. [1]: https://github.com/smhg/sublime-suncycle
Afterglow: Dark Theme for Sublime
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I use dark themes whenever I can, but I could be convinced to use a similar package that let me switch themes on command. You could even call the bright command Go Outside and the dark one Go Inside.
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#72Any scientific reason behind using a dark theme?
Not scientific, but I find I have less eye strain with dark themes.
I don't have eyestrain problems on most devices, but the Retina MacBook I have at work wears my eyes out in just a few hours. I can stare at my Chromebook Pixel indefinitely without issue in the same environment.
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#73Neat theme. I've been enjoying Space Gray for a few months now: http://kkga.github.io/spacegray/ Any other suggestions for somewhat minimal themes out there?
Soda Light theme + Mac Classic scheme works for me.
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#74Any scientific reason behind using a dark theme?
I've heard dark themes can actually damage your eyesight because the contrast isn't high enough. I like white themes because it's just like paper. Black text is easy to see.
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#75Anyone know what it would take to convert to atom.io?
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#76Neat! I personally use the default theme with lighter syntax http://prntscr.com/6f4jp5
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#77I really like it! Would you mind if I used it in my YouTube series: https://www.youtube.com/user/devfactor ?
It looks much more visible to me than the default color scheme with all the pinks.
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#78I've been using the port of Atom's Seti[0] in Sublime and can't see myself changing to one unless it has icon support like it now.
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#79Sublime people are creating promo pages for something like IDE themes? That's interesting.
I figure it was started by the popular Solarized color theme: http://ethanschoonover.com/solarized