Post your favourite colorscheme for coding!
>>53683950
love your dark neon style colors.... :)
Current colorscheme which is pretty basic.
Don't really have a favorite one since I'm never satisfied. But I do also like Solarized Dark, Kobalt, Oblivion and Noway Today (from netbeans when coding java).
Gruvbox
Can't be bothered to get a screenshot, works a treat with flux too
Standard visual studio dark color scheme.
Always
>>53683950
ugly
>>53686016
horrible
>>53687397
actually good, but the bg makes it unreadable
>>53687427
okay
>>53688641
consider suicide, seriously
>>53683950
evolution colour scheme in vim
>>53687427
this one is decent, but the light green as in List and Console is really hard to tell apart from white if you're colour blind
>>53688743
Solarized master race reporting
>>53683950
i dont code but i like a dark grey on a washed out cyan for my terminal
Molokai + Vim
ignore toy code pls
>>53686016
>
>Basic
>Just straight up using vim
>>53686016
what the fuck is up with your line numbers
>>53688641
This.
I have tried out a LOT of color schemes and given them a fair look, but it seems like Solarized (the dark version in particular, with a font like consolas or source code pro) is the only one I can stand.
Anything else triggers my autism.
>>53689140
Low contrast dark background is the only answer ever
As far as I can tell, I'd have to create a colour scheme myself with Code::Blocks, so I just use the default.
>>53689462
>Code::Blocks
for literally what purpose
>>53689474
Open source, cross platform
Its not too bad, the next level up from writing your own make files.
Whats wrong with it?
>>53683950
>coding
>>53683950
urgh... 2016 and having to use 6 shift modified keys to do print('hello /g/!');
>>53689492
>IDE
your mom should have fed you bleach when you were young after the abortion was a failure
>>53689535
edgelord.jpeg
>>53686016
Your colors are pretty good. Just try changing your background for something like #1E1E1E or #272822. You will love it :)
>>53689492
It's not bad, but I found its code completion and profiling to be subpar, not to mention not-so-great gdb integration as well.
Supporting different toolchains, build systems, and targets are bigger pains than they should be, and customization isn't great either, IMO.
Sure, if you are just starting out and learning, then it doesn't make a difference what you use, as long as you can compile.
However, as you start working on larger projects, you may start to notice some of code::blocks's inherent deficiencies.
Makefiles are hard to deal with in the beginning, but they will serve you better in the long term.
For C programming, I use GNU make and emacs with a few plugins for autocompletion, on-the-fly syntax checking, and other nice tools that make my life easier.
Also, emacs has unparalleled gdb integration.
Pic related. Not my exact setup, but similar.
:)
So much love for Monkai
Solarized light a best.
Rust seems nice so far.
"Seahorse" in pic, I also kinda like "Material theme".
>>53688875
10/10
>>53688641
kill yourself
>>53689009
>windows
Please leave /g/.
>>53688743
>>53690152
y so salty?
Did Ethan Schoonover raped you when you were a child?
My favorite
It's called "Black" apparently. It's ok, I don't usually mess with color themes and usually disable syntax highlighting.
>>53689611
Love solar. I switch between dark and light depending on time of day.
Anybody else do this? I just think white in a dark room or dark in a lit room strains my eyes
>>53690449
yup, white background on room with good illumination and dark background when working with low light or no lights.
>>53690337
how do you not kill your eyes with this insane contrast
>>53690166
>implying I don't use linux too with the same theme and vimrc
>>53689104
He's using relativenumber, which sets the line numbers for the distance away from the cursor they are.
It's really useful for jumping around and being able to instantly be all "ah, I need to hit 38j" because the thing I want to edit is that many lines away.
All white everything
>>53690492
I don't like low-contrast themes. I like things clear
r8
>>53687427
>>53689611
>>53689689
>>53690294
>>53690602
only good in thread
Does anyone here use kdevelop? It seems like it has the potential to be really good.
>>53690602
What font? Terminus?
Just found this one and im in love
>>53690833
Download, name, where?
>>53690983
https://github.com/morhetz/gruvbox
>>53691024
Danke! I thought it was that one after googling, but wasn't sure. Should have looked at it more carefully.
>using a dark colorscheme when every other graphical application uses light ones
Enjoy your strain.
>get a good colorscene set up
>"This is nice."
>start a program like mc or htop
>it's an unreadable mess
>"T...This is fine...I'm okay with this..."
base16 flat dark, roboto mono medium
>>53689886
that's a singleron, not a factory pattern.
Are you retarded?
I use this one. The pic is not mine.
>>53691547
Pretty!
>>53693682
what font is that
>>53690166
Someone using vim on Windows is a pretty good indicator of someone forced to use it.
>>53690602
Haskell/10
>>53691547
>roboto mono
>italic text not same width as regular
why can't they fix this so I can use it too?
>>53691547
I'm assuming this is Atom?
What's the package name? I couldn't find a theme named "base16 flat dark".
Also, are you using language-babel or is this the regular js syntax?
This one is pretty schway. I use it with Python.
>>53683950
elflord in vim
>>53690337
What god awful dirty code that is
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Why does everyone like dark themes so much? I use solarized light + redshift and it doesn't strain my eyes at all.
>>53683950
How do I import this into clion
>>53695342
Strain depends on your room's lighting. If it's well-lit you should have no issues with bright themes.
>nobody using superior light schemes
Lucius here
>>53688743
post yours, faggot
Neovim
font: hack
colorscheme: PaperColor
nvim, molokai, Cousine 8
>>53696064
That bold green text is making me nauseous
>>53695232
Scheme is just a part of the base16 package on both atom and sublime
Custom scheme
>>53683950
I just use solarized.
>good contrast without being obnoxiously bright
>nice looking light and dark versions
>widely available outside of terminal use, so I don't have to manually configure it myself when I just want to get some work done
I don't have the autism necessary to spend all my time looking at color schemes and setting them up to try and find one that looks good and doesn't trigger /g/ for being too popular.
>>53690337
holy shit, is that common lisp? it looks really good
>>53690794
termsyn
>>53697160
that looks really good,
>>53691547
base16 monokai dark here
>>53695232
https://github.com/chriskempson/base16-builder
PaperColor + OperatorMono
>>53689689
Are you Brazilian? It's Zeno Rocha theme :)
>>53694832
>>53689009
>vim on Windows
Worst idea ever lmao.
>>53691554
using either of those confirms that he is
do not encourage outdated, shitty "standards"
