What's your favorite Editor theme?

I'm an Atom fanatic even though it consumes a lot of RAM 😂. So what's your favorite Atom theme?

I used atom-material-ui previously.

I'm currently using GitHub light.

Comments

[Ben Halpern]

An editor theme consumes a lot of RAM? That seems troubling.

[Andy Zhao (he/him)]

I think he meant Atom consumes a lot of RAM. Although you got me thinking...

[Sathish]

It's Atom!!

[Radoslav Georgiev]

I'm rolling with obsidian in Vim. Works pretty good, especially for Python development

[Ian Johnson]

I use Nord for just about everything.

[Aaroh Mankad]

I use the Material Theme in Sublime! (It might be available in Atom as well.)

Looks pretty nice in my opinion:

[Andy Zhao (he/him)]

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).

[Evan Oman]

I love Solarized Dark. It is also nice how many tools support it. I like a consistent look accross editors, terminals, etc.

[Stephen Chiang]

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

[Max Cerrina]

Oooooh, we clearly have similar taste!

[Mattia Astorino]

Try vsc-material-theme ;)

[Stephen Chiang]

that's also a good one :)

[NetBzz]

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 .

[Andrés Pérez]

When I used Atom I really loved ariake dark for syntax and material for ui.

[Max Cerrina]

I'm all about the dark themes. Monokai, Darcula, Blackboard. Currently really enjoying Blackboard.

I won't lie, I really dislike Solarized.

[Mattia Astorino]

Have you tried Material Theme for vsc?

[Max Cerrina]

Ooooh, no, but I just downloaded it and love it!

[Andrew Raieta]

mhhh.....nice question...for example I tried to use atom 1 years ago, but it consumes a lot of RAM. Then I discovered VSCode and today I use it for scripting and data scientist...I think my theme is "Nightingale"