Originally a fork of https://github.com/raunofreiberg/vesper.
This is the best VSCode I have seen by far. In fact, it is the only theme I have ever started using daily apart from the default VSCode default theme. However, it had a few issues (and the maintainer did not drop everything they were working on at the time and fix them within 5 min of my github issue), so I have decided to make a fork with my fixes.
Can't find any others so far
- Can't see text I highlighted on my bad monitor
- fix: lavender color from earlier + alpha for select
- Can't see where scrollbars are on my bad monitor
- fix: #FFFFFF + 27 alpha
- Function variables aren't highlighted like a function
- Semantic highlighting. hmm looks like this theme doesn't use it at all. It does a tonne of other stuff though. Also it looks like I can't remove all the highlighting rules and use just semantic highlighting, as that doesn't work for some reason. For now, I will just add a semantic highlighting rule making functions the orange color that was used for methods
- Can't read comments in git-dif
- Comments cant be read when Ctrl+f selection is over them
- Fix: Made comments blue (#8eb7ff). Looks better than I thought it would
- nil, null, undefined kewords are being highlighted the same as varaibles
- added settings to the JSON
- hard to see what tab is selected
- Increased tab brightness.
- Also I made the editor background pitch-black. Totally unnecessary, but I think it look cool. I think people avoid #000 at all costs, because it ruins all shadow effects that a UI popup modal might have. I don't really care about those though