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README
WWDC2016-Xcode-Color-Scheme
A color scheme for Xcode based on the WWDC 2016 invitation.
Preview
[preview](preview.png)
Installation Instructions
- Clone or download the repository.
- Move the .dvtcolortheme file to your Xcode themes folder (
~/Library/Developer/Xcode/UserData/FontAndColorThemes). - Restart Xcode.
Changelog
- 1.0 Original version
- 1.1 Added a version with improvements for real-world coding proposed by Sergej Jaskiewicz
- 2.0 Added a completely revamped version that tries to stick more closely to the (wildly incosistent) coloring used by Apple. Also there are 3 themes (two to accommodate different user preferences and one used on Apples slides at WWDC16) with 3 different tones (one taken directly from the WWDC16 page, one uses the colors Apples WWDC API returns for the different tracks and one inspired by the new Xcode 8 "Civic" theme) now.