January 3rd, 2006

Textmate Vibrant Ink Theme and Prototype Bundle

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Vibrant Ink Textmate Theme

I’ve put together some stuff for Textmate that some of you might find useful. The first is a custom theme called Vibrant Ink and the other is a language bundle with support for Prototype and partial support for Script.aculo.us.

I do a lot of Prototype style Javascript, and this bundle matches the properties-as-functions style of programming that Prototype uses. It also has all of the Prototype and Script.aculo.us Objects built in along with all of the Prototype methods incase you need those as well.

A few code examples:

Ruby Textmate

Textmate Javascript

Textmate Css

Textmate Html

Download: Download Textmate Vibrant Ink theme and Prototype Bundle

Discussion

  1. John Nunemaker John Nunemaker said on January 3rd

    Thanks for the theme. It works and looks great.

  2. Matt Widmann Matt Widmann said on January 3rd

    Looks great, it’ll be nice to use something different from the defaults. Thanks!

  3. Steve Steve said on January 3rd

    Looks sweet! Now all I need is a version of TextMate for my PC :)

  4. Richard S Richard S said on January 3rd

    Vibrant is nice, although i had to turn off the italicised elements. I code in Monaco 10 with no anti-aliasing and italics just look crummy in that particular situation.

    Many thanks!

  5. Cody Cody said on January 3rd

    The link to TextMate is wrong.. ;-)

  6. Colin D. Devroe Colin D. Devroe said on January 3rd

    This is really great. Great job.

  7. Justin Palmer Justin Palmer said on January 3rd

    Cody: Thanks for letting me know, got it fixed. :-)

  8. Mathias Meyer Mathias Meyer said on January 3rd

    Any chance both of them will find their way into TextMate’s bundles repository?

    Cheers, Mathias

  9. Beate Beate said on January 3rd

    As a new Textmate (and Mac ;)) User this is very nice, thanks!

  10. Beate Beate said on January 3rd

    sorry, Safari… Can you edit my name above to Beate, please? thanks..

  11. ichigo ichigo said on January 3rd

    wow great theme! i prefer it over the pastel one. thanks a lot

  12. ian ian said on January 4th

    very very nice.

  13. Eric Eric said on January 4th

    Nice theme. I have been using the Monochrome 1 for a while but I have been looking for a switch.

  14. Sweet!!! Sweet!!! said on January 5th

    I just made an entry on my blog about TextMate too and I just might switch from All Hallows Eve. Also, if you are using TextMate, might I suggest using ProFont.

  15. Justin Palmer Justin Palmer said on January 5th

    I’ve tried Profont, but I can’t seem to break away from Monaco. Profont seems to be stubby compared to Monaco.

  16. Rhys Rhys said on January 6th

    Wow, what an amazing site. You’re absolutely brilliant, and I love the design! :)

  17. Martin Martin said on January 10th

    Well, I really snagged the bundle for the prototype/... grammar, as I prefer dark on light.

    There is one thing to change though. including source.js will not include the folding marker definition. So you have to copy them from the regular JS definition.

  18. Justin Palmer Justin Palmer said on January 10th

    Martin, thanks for pointing that out. I wasn’t aware of it. I’ll try to get an updated version posted soon.

  19. Bryan Fillmer Bryan Fillmer said on January 12th

    Super slick! Thanks a ton!

  20. Amr Malik Amr Malik said on January 14th

    Awesomo! Now only if i could get my hands on the Rails snippets which the core team and other uber-hackers use. that would totally rock.

  21. Steve Chanin Steve Chanin said on January 20th

    The ink is great. One thing that the defalt TextMate profile had that isn’t present in this is highlighting of embedded eRB in your rhtml files (e.g.

    <%= ... %>)

    I looked at the Mac Classic color scheme and found the entry (it’s called Embedded Source and has a definition of text source, string.unquoted).

    Is there a way to add this to the Vibrant Ink set? I tried the obvious way of adding a new entry and copying/pasting the definition, but it doesn’t seem to do anything.

  22. topfunky topfunky said on February 8th

    This theme makes me want to eat Cheetos whenever I use it.

    Can I have a variation that works for Lucky Charms?

  23. Ketchapay Ketchapay said on February 8th

    Love it! Thanks!

  24. Eric Coleman Eric Coleman said on February 16th

    Your theme is nice… i’d even say sexy ;)

    However, could you, in your spare time make it look sexy for PHP as well ;)

    pretttyyy please ;)

    —Eric

  25. Justin Palmer Justin Palmer said on February 21st

    Just want to pop in and say thanks for the comments! I want to get this updated soon to implement some fixes based on all you guys’ comments.

  26. Jamie Poitra Jamie Poitra said on March 19th

    Wanted to say I love this theme. I would love a version that can handle PHP and other things a little better so that I can always use it.

  27. Roman Roman said on April 2nd

    I like Pragmata as a monospace font. “The ideal font for programmers”.

    http://www.fsd.it/fonts/pragma.htm

  28. Peter Marreck Peter Marreck said on April 5th

    I wish I understood the fascination with color/white-on-black text. It’s pretty but do you folks really find this readable long-term over white backgrounds? I know it’s a matter of preference but unless I also set the backgrounds of everything else (menu, other background windows, text entry fields etc.) to something dark (not easy to do in OS X), I sort of get glare in my eyes and feel like squinting.

  29. Rick Gigger Rick Gigger said on June 3rd

    Yes, I would love this theme for PHP as well.

  30. David Arthur David Arthur said on July 12th

    Needs some spam filtering by the looks of it

  31. Alan Alan said on August 31st

    There’s no Objective-C highlighting ?

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