kumux-colorscheme-engine
nofrils
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| MIT License | MIT License |
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kumux-colorscheme-engine
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Kumux circadian plugin - vscode colors change according to the time of day
GitHub repo: https://github.com/Kumux/kumux-colorscheme-engine
- Kumux dynamic circadian color scheme that changes to match the time of the day
- Show HN: Dynamic editor color scheme based on sun position (circadian)
- Kumux is the world's first dynamic circadian color scheme for code editors and other software.
- Dynamic circadian color theme for Visual Studio Code (protects sleep quality)
nofrils
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BOOX Mira Pro – 25.3″ E Ink Monitors
I remember having a chat with Andrew Gerrand at some Go conference, about how syntax highlighting is mostly done wrong, we just got used to it being that way. It's not like we colour words in a sentence based on their type, but we do enjoy tools highlighting misspelled words or grammatical errors.
In my experience syntax highlighting as a tool mostly help with certain classes of errors (unclosed string, comment...), not visually tokenising text for me to understand.
I've seen some such uncoloured theme (nofrils) that would de-emphasise either comments or code, and you could toggle between the two states:
https://robertmeta.com/posts/syntax-highlighting-off/
There are a bunch of learnings and a couple of links to references. Ironically one of the most prevalent I experienced was this one:
> People on the internet will get very angry at you if you tell them you don’t like syntax highlighting. VERY ANGRY.
Some of these vim "color"schemes:
https://github.com/robertmeta/nofrils
What are some alternatives?
darcula - A Vim color scheme reproduction of the official JetBrains IDE Darcula theme
eink.vim - eink colorscheme from https://bitbucket.org/kisom/eink.vim
core - Documentation and code for manipulating sleep diaries
smpl-vim - A light and simple colorscheme for vim
vim-monochrome - Monochrome color scheme for Vim
yui - A minimal Vim/Neovim color scheme inspired by Dieter Rams
vim - An arctic, north-bluish clean and elegant Vim theme.
MonitorDarkly - Poc, Presentation of Monitor OSD Exploitation, and shenanigans of high quality.
Elixir - Elixir is a dynamic, functional language for building scalable and maintainable applications