I'm an Atom fanatic even though it consumes a lot of RAM š. So what's your favorite Atom theme?
I used atom-material-ui previously.
I'm currently using GitHub light.
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I use Dracura.
They have a theme for all the things. Alfred, iTerm, and Ulysses. That was one reason I wasn't switching from Wes Bos's Cobalt2 theme.
I love the Cobalt but at the same time, it's always a toss-up between that and the Dracula theme.
I use Nord for just about everything.
An editor theme consumes a lot of RAM? That seems troubling.
I think he meant Atom consumes a lot of RAM. Although you got me thinking...
It's Atom!!
I use Visual Studio Code with the Material theme
I use the Material Palenight Theme marketplace.visualstudio.com/items...
Please note that Material Palenight Theme is a cloned version of the Original Material Theme for VSC. Consider to use the original one that is supported, not bugged, that provide more features like custom file icons, other variants (default, darker, lighter) and accents colors.
Would love to see an Atom version :D
Not sure if it's my favorite, but I used Solarized Dark for a long time. Currently using One Dark theme on VS Code and my terminal (iTerm2). Both themes are available on Atom and for VS Code (and probably Sublime).
I love Solarized Dark. It is also nice how many tools support it. I like a consistent look accross editors, terminals, etc.
I use VSCode and created my own theme, Plastic. You can find it here: plastic.wstone.io/
Itās loosely based on Atomās One Dark theme, a little darker, with a simpler colour configuration.
I prefer dark themes, so
Atom: Seti-UI and Seti-syntax
I like it so much it almost made me skip switching to VS Code, but I switched anyway.
VS Code: Electron
Try vsc-material-theme ;)
that's also a good one :)
Oooooh, we clearly have similar taste!
I use the Material Theme in Sublime! (It might be available in Atom as well.)
Looks pretty nice in my opinion:
I tend to change it up from time to time. My editor of choice is VS Code and I'm currently using Wes Bos's Cobalt2 Theme.
The theme I was using before this one was Dracula .