What is your preferred theme or colorscheme?

[Sze]

The gaps in the pink line would drive me crazy, but it seems you deliberately picked a character that has a gap there, so I guess you like it that way?

[aiac]

I’m a fan of this

echasnovski/mini.nvim/blob/main/readmes/mini-indentscope.md

[Sze]

I also like it, lazyvim by default uses │ character so you get a continuous line instead without the gaps in the middle.

LazyVim/LazyVim/blob/70bc8803306ba26a6362d489751da48633c1164c/lua/lazyvim/plugins/ui.lua#L252

[adria]

I have a Zig-specialized version of the Nord theme with semantic highlighting:

• function and variable declarations are bold
• function and variable members are italics.
• full support for the format strings highlighting

I even tried making a version that replicates the colors from the documentation, not complete yet:

[neurocyte]

I mostly use 1984, in my own editor that I wrote in Zig:

But I change themes often, like many times a day. I like to think it helps get a different perspective, so I’ll often switch through different themes while I pause to think.

1984 - Orwellian Edition is often my choice for the more laid back coding moments:

[samuel-fiedler]

I am using nord with neovim (and zls):

[chrboesch]

I’m using my own colorscheme on Neovim, calls “teal”.

[Nibanovic]

Nvim + FiraCode font + RosePine main:

[JPL]

helix dark-plus