It may take some getting used to, but then again I recommend at least some hours with a theme to see if you like it or not. Hopscotch sticks out a little, with it’s dark-red background and red, orange and blue highlights. Install with: code -install-extension ulthes.theme-firewatch or search for theme-firewatch Hopscotch Install with: code -install-extension dracula-theme.theme-dracula or search for theme-dracula FirewatchĪgain an all time fave, inspired by the look of the video game by the same name and originally released for atom, it’s mainly based on medium contrast blue and orange. The purple and magenta tones make for a medium contrast on the dark grey background.

Install with: code -install-extension saviorisdead.theme-gruvbox or search for saviorisdead.theme-gruvboxĭracula is a new one to me, but I’ve used it for some days now and I’m not getting tired of it quickly. Gruvbox is one of my all time favourites, because it has a lot of detail and good contrast on the different colours. You need to check out the Rainglow Theme Collection! Gruvbox Visual Studio code has piled up quite the respectable collection of syntax themes so far and some surprisingly good ones ship directly with the editor. If you’re curious to try out Visual Studio Code, but you’re still looking for the syntax theme that looks just perfect to you, have a look at this post, maybe I’ve come across the one you’ll love (because of course I need to catch try them all!).

Visual studio code theme adobe cc dark