godot-syntax-themes VS dracula-theme

You can install themes for the script editor as well. You can find them here on github, and it also tells you how to install them.

You'll have to stick with the internal editor. Fortunatelly it's far from being a terrible one. You can go here to get the color theme of vscode, it might help you to feel at home.

If you have a theme installed, you can check your syntax themes at %APPDATA%\Godot\text_editor_themes\ (if on windows).

I think what the creator is doing is outsourcing the maintenance of each individual app to a maintainer that cares; the themes folder contains pointers to other repos:

https://github.com/dracula/dracula-theme/tree/master/themes

I think that is a good idea.

This could be used to "reverse-engineer a generic platform" relatively easily:

    1: Fork Dracula and its themes

It’s a custom theme loosely based on the Dracula colour palette.

The really neat part is how this easily extends to existing themes like Dracula and Solarized. For existing themes we convert, we will choose an accent color from the core 16 colors that we feel match the best. If you want to change it, no sweat, you can customize the accent color to any of the 16 theme colors or any custom color you like to add your personal preference to existing themes.

I use the Dracula color palette

Are you referring to dracula or dracula pro? If the former, its free and opensource https://github.com/dracula/dracula-theme

The Dracula UI theme was created by Zeno Rocha as an opensource project when he was sick in hospital in 2013. It became a popular theme over the years. In late 2019, he decided to try to find a way to monetize the project when he saw how high the traffic to the draculatheme website was.

Theme (gtk, terminal, etc): Dracula