Releases: Ryanditko/brand-new-day-theme
Release list
Brand New Day EV Theme v3.0.0
Per-variant syntax highlighting, a new Amber theme, and a full visual refresh.
- Per-variant syntax colors — each theme now has its own distinct keyword/string/variable/type palette, not just a shared one
- Removed Classic — Purple already covered that role; six clean variants remain: Purple, Crimson, Neon, Midnight, Emerald, Amber
- Added Amber — near-black with warm orange/gold accents, evening out the variant count
- Short labels — the theme picker now shows clean names (Purple, Crimson, Neon, Midnight, Emerald, Amber) instead of a repeated "Brand New Day EV Theme -" prefix
- New icon & README banner — a color-wheel "gem" icon representing all six variants
- Polished Marketplace screenshots — framed windows, ambient accent glow, and a minimap for each variant
Install
Download brand-new-day-ev-theme-3.0.0.vsix below, then in VS Code: Cmd+Shift+P → Extensions: Install from VSIX...
Brand New Day EV Theme v2.0.0
Added 5 new color variants alongside the original Purple theme:
- Purple (default)
- Classic — dark navy with cyan/teal accents
- Crimson — black with deep red accents
- Neon — synthwave cyan/magenta
- Midnight — deep blue-black
- Emerald — near-black with emerald green accents
Switch between them via Preferences: Color Theme.
Install
Download brand-new-day-ev-theme-2.0.0.vsix below, then in VS Code: Cmd+Shift+P → Extensions: Install from VSIX...
Brand New Day EV Theme v1.0.2
Rebranded to Brand New Day EV Theme.
Install
Download brand-new-day-ev-theme-1.0.2.vsix below, then in VS Code: Cmd+Shift+P → Extensions: Install from VSIX...
E.V. Theme v1.0.1
First public release of E.V. Theme — a dark purple VS Code color theme with a custom UI palette and vibrant syntax highlighting.
Install
Download ev-theme-1.0.1.vsix below, then in VS Code: Cmd+Shift+P → Extensions: Install from VSIX...