Oceanic-Next-Color-Scheme

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Oceanic Next Color Scheme is a free color scheme for Sublime Text 2/3, optimized for JavaScript syntax highlighting. It enhances code readability and developer experience, compatible with babel-sublime.

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Free · Open Source

Free tier

Yes

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Skill level

Technical

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What is oceanic-next-color-scheme?

Oceanic Next Color Scheme is a free and vibrant color scheme designed specifically for Sublime Text 2/3. It is optimized to provide superior syntax highlighting for JavaScript, particularly when used with the babel-sublime package. This scheme aims to significantly enhance code readability and improve the overall developer experience by offering a visually appealing and functional environment. Beyond Sublime Text, Oceanic Next has been widely ported to numerous other popular editors and terminals, including Atom, Vim, NeoVim, VS Code, XCode, iTerm2, and JetBrains IDEs, demonstrating its broad appeal and adaptability across various development ecosystems. The project also provides a detailed color palette for those looking to port the scheme to new environments or customize existing ones.

Best used for

Ideal for developers who need to customize their code editor's appearance, improve syntax highlighting for JavaScript, and maintain a consistent visual theme across various development tools. Especially valuable for those using Sublime Text 2/3 with babel-sublime or seeking a widely ported color scheme.

Common actions

customize code editor

improve code readability

enhance developer experience

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Capabilities

Key features

Sublime Text color scheme
JavaScript syntax highlighting
Optimized for babel-sublime
Ported to multiple editors
Detailed color palette

Target Audience

developer

Integrations

Not yet documented

Pricing & Plans

Free · Open Source

Free

FAQs

Which text editors and terminals support the Oceanic Next Color Scheme?

Oceanic Next Color Scheme is primarily for Sublime Text 2/3 but has been ported to many other platforms. These include Atom Editor, Vim, NeoVim, VS Code, XCode, iTerm2, gnome-terminal, Eclipse, JetBrains IDEs, Komodo IDE/Edit, Emacs, macOS Terminal, Sequel Pro, Netbeans IDE, photon.sh, Hyper, and Windows Terminal.

How do I install Oceanic Next Color Scheme in Sublime Text?

You can install the Oceanic Next Color Scheme using Package Control within Sublime Text. Alternatively, you can manually copy the 'Oceanic Next.tmTheme' file into your '/Packages/User' directory. After installation, select the scheme from Sublime Text -> Preferences -> Color Scheme.

Is the Oceanic Next Color Scheme suitable for languages other than JavaScript?

While Oceanic Next is optimized for JavaScript syntax, especially with babel-sublime, its comprehensive color palette and clear distinctions can benefit other programming languages as well. Its widespread adoption across various editors suggests its versatility beyond its primary focus.

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