axelson

axelson

Scenic Core Team

I’m working on VSCode ElixirLs syntax highlighting, and different themes support different syntax definitions. So I am curious about which themes are the most popular/widespread.

What VSCode theme do you use? (scroll to see all options)

  • Abyss
  • Default Dark+
  • Default Light+
  • Visual Studio Dark
  • Visual Studio Light
  • Default High Contrast
  • Kimbie Dark
  • Monokai
  • Monokai Dimmed
  • Quiet Light
  • Red
  • Solarized Dark
  • Solarized Light
  • Tomorrow Night Blue
  • Other Theme (please comment)
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I’m also curious if people add manual customization of their chosen theme.

Do you customize your theme?

  • Yes, a little
  • Yes, significant customization
  • No
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michallepicki

michallepicki

tme_317

tme_317

Took one of the dimmed Monokai themes and modified the color scheme to get closer to the stock ST3 theme I was using. Also customized the syntax file a little and manually overwrite the file when updating the elixir-lsp vscode plugin to avoid random syntax coloring changes upon updating. From time to time cherry picking upstream updates. Regex work is fun! :rofl:

Thanks for all of your work on the elixir-lsp projects!!

dogweather

dogweather

I like to switch around a lot, but I really appreciate themes like Abyss which de-emphasize the structural markers like def and end.

alanvardy

alanvardy

For some reason I can’t stand anything other than One Dark Pro (which comes from Atom).

I keep trying other dark themes but always come back.

sb8244

sb8244

Author of Real-Time Phoenix

I use the material Classic theme. Switch to light version when I’m working outdoors

jfis

jfis

Snazzy

zenw0lf

zenw0lf

I use Monokai Pro (Filter Ristretto) with VSCode Icons.

chrismccord

chrismccord

Creator of Phoenix

Dark+ (Elixir), which does a much better job than the default Dark+ for elixir files, and behaves the same as Dark+ for everything else: Dark+ Elixir - Visual Studio Marketplace

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AstonJ

AstonJ

I don’t use VSCode myself but if I did I would probably use the Elixify theme :003:

Not sure how well it works with VSCode as it was a straight port - if it’s ok and there’s a call for it I’m happy for you to extract it and bundle it with (or relate it to) your fork Jason.

ymtszw

ymtszw

I’m on the same boat. Been completely migrated to VSCode, but One Dark theme from Atom always fits me.

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