Dark Future

A collection of dark VSCode themes that are inspired by the Dark Future of Cyberpunk fiction.

Table of Contents

• Table of Contents
• About
• Themes
• Attribution
  • Hall of Fame
  • Project Icon
  • Fonts
  • Author
  • Notes-to-Self

About

This package is a collection of original color themes along with modifications of great existing themes contributed by others. Special attention is given to these themes' ability to highlight Julia and Python code since I personally work in these languages extensively.

Themes

• Dark Future: the default dark theme for the package.
• Dark Future Cyberpunk: a modification of the great Cyberpunk2077 theme.
• Dark Future Cyberpunk 2077: a modification of the great Cyberpunk 2077 Rebuild theme.
• Dark Future Julia Classic: a modification of the Monokai Classic variant of the Julia Color Themes package.
• Dark Future Julia Vibrant: a modification of the Monokai Vibrant variant of the Julia Color Themes package.
• Dark Future Scarlet: a modification of the beta SCARLET protocol of the great Cyberpunk theme package.
• Dark Future Neon: a modification of the Neon Shimmer theme.
• Dark Future Outrun: a modification of the 2077 Color Theme.
• Dark Future City Lights: a modification of Yummygum's City Lights Theme.
• Dark Future Marathon: a modification of King-Kyle's Marathon-Dark theme.

Attribution

Hall of Fame

If you like the themes in this package, then you will certainly appreciate the following themes too:

• Cyberpunk2077
• Cyberpunk 2077 Rebuild
• Cyberpunk
• Julia Color Themes
• Neon Shimmer
• 2077 Theme
• City Lights Theme
• Marathon-Dark

Project Icon

The icon used for the package is taken from the following:

• Cyberpunk icons created by Freepik - Flaticon (free-icon/city_4127852)
• Cyberpunk icons created by Paul J. - Flaticon (free-icon/robot-hand_9148482)

Fonts

The header for the project uses the following font:

• Dash Horizon by Wecreatype

Author

• Sasha Petrenko petrenkos@mst.edu @AP6YC

Notes-to-Self

By the way, this is how one would patch a custom VSCode extension if one were to, say, forget how to do that:

vsce publish patch