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The best alternatives to Code Blue are Serendipity, VS Code Theme Studio, and VSLook. If these 3 options don't work for you, we've listed over 10 alternatives below.
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- Serendipity is a VS Code theme that has been ported to other UI's, IDE's and APP's
- VS Code Theme Studio enables you to quickly and easily design your own VS Code theme in an intuitive, user-friendly, web-based interface. No more messing around with nasty JSON files, editing raw hex color code...
- Ever bored of your VSCode theme? Then create your own VSCode theme with VSLook. You can use Tailwind and Material colors or create your own colors too.
- Get started: 🎉 Installation—search for ”Lunar Theme” in the VSCode Extensions Search. Then, reload: Ctrl + Shift + P > Preferences: Color Theme > Lunar
- Color scheme inspired by the Slack default themes to customize your Visual Studio Code setup.
- A modern VS Code theme for those who code at night.
- This theme was actually inspired by the looks of my portfolio at https://bit.ly/husseinkizz-portifolio
- UPDATE - 9/21/2020: Paper Workspace is now called Crucial Human Workspace. This is purely branding. No functionality or ownership change. Project and task management, notes, wikis, files, chat, video calling, c...
- RorVsWild monitors requests, background jobs and errors. It provides Ruby on Rails developers with actionable performances insights and errors notifications.
- Deepdark Material is a black on black color theme inspired by Material design colors and with full support for languages like PHP, HTML and JavaScript.
- A minimal dark flat Visual Studio Code theme with the Monokai color scheme. Match with Material Icon Theme.
- See outline of code on Github - functions, classes and interfaces used in the code. Clicking scrolls to the corresponding line in code. Currently only works for Java, Javascript and Typescript.
- Minimal dark theme for VS Code
- Vivid Blue uses variety of blues to differentiate sections of the IDE and adds bold colours to your evnvironment
