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Color Scheme - Coder​Pad

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CoderPad-like Color Scheme for Sublime Text

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CoderPad Color Scheme

CoderPad-like color scheme for Sublime Text.

Mainly geared toward development with JavaScript and Ruby, but can be also used with other programming languages.

JavaScript

Ruby

Installation

Via Package Control

  1. Open Command Palette → Command Palette or CMD/CTRL + SHIFT +P.
  2. Choose Package Control: Install Package.
  3. Type CoderPad-Color-Scheme and hit Enter.

Manually

  1. Download the CoderPad.sublime-color-scheme file
  2. Go to Sublime Text → Preferences → Browse Packages.

3. Move file inside your Packages folder.

Activation

  1. Open the Command Palette → CMD/CTRL + SHIFT + P.
  2. Type UI: Select Color Scheme and hit Enter.
  3. Select CoderPad and hit Enter.