I interpreted the data as meaning, colors that or closer together on the color spectrum make for a more readable line of code, and I personally believe that this concept scales to the size of the entire document, so in-other-words when a document is full of bright differentiating colors, the document is actually hindering readability more than it is helping it. As I hinted in the start of the exercise, the results are arbitrary, if you like pink, and feel pink was more readable, then for you, that is true. A few people, including myself thought that the first string was the most readable. Variable the most readable line of code, two people said that none of them were less or more readable, but that 4 was the most appealing to look at. And all though the results are far from being 'real-science-quality' they do point at a trend. I asked this to as many people as I could, which unfortunately was not as many as I would of liked, but twitter did help. HINT: This is an arbitrary exercise, no right or wrong answer exist What line, or lines, is the most readable to you?
To help explain my point, take a look at the image below. It is currently () just to give you a time frame, if you do decide to view the CHANGELOG do view the CHANGELOGĭeveloper's Dojo is based on the theory that highlighting a documents syntax in such a way that is consistent across the entire theme, and with colors that work with each other, will greatly improve readability. I plan on posting an image for every language I custom highlight below. I probably shouldn't have published it when I did, but its a done deal now, and for the most part, the theme is ready to use. If you check the changelog you will see lots of activity. Currently this theme is under rapid development. 2021–11–28 Announcement: If you are viewing this theme, I am glad that your here reading this.
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