I hesitated for some months, afraid of losing productivity, shortcuts, window management, and getting out of my comfort zone. Changing furniture, wall colors, or interior from time to time keeps it interesting, and just out of curiosity, I wanted to taste something different. That’s why my code editor should feel a little bit like it.įor many years Sublime Text 3 with all its customization options feels like being at home. In places where I spent a lot of time, I love to have it comfortable. To me, this isn’t just a theme, but an attempt to recreate a more minimalistic experience that I’m used to from Sublime Text.As a developer, I spend a lot of time in my code editor. Pull requests to fix this that adhere to the theme’s JS look and feel are welcome. The theme is probably horribly broken with other languages (even JSON or CSS). The config is pretty hacky and was only tested with Sublime Babel syntax.
Philosophically, it owes some inspiration to Alabaster and White. The theme is intentionally very opinionated and we may disagree about some of its choices. However, I’ll happily take changes that respect the design intention but fix rough edges in parts I didn’t polish (e.g.
This theme is intentionally focused on a small subset of VS Code features that I use (basic editing, file tree, and debugger) and may not work well in other scenarios. I’m an engineer and not a graphic designer. Note: support for languages other than JavaScript is pretty much non-existent right now. Subliminal is an opinionated minimalistic VS Code theme that is very loosely based on Oceanic Next and Spacegray.
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