Moonlight theme developers announce attempt to create port to Sublime

The Moonlight theme syntax gives web pages a whole new look, combining bright bubblegum colors with a darkened, moonlight background. The theme for Atom is now transferable to other source code editors like VSCode and Sublime Text to produce cross-platform HTML modifications. The developer of Moonlight theme has announced that they will try to port it to Sublime as soon as possible.
The Atom Material syntax theme can be copied from here for reference. But people who use VSCode can download an alternative pale night theme since it differs only slightly in the display. Pale night has less blue though it comes with an Operator mono option for the font. Unfortunately, the Operator Mono font costs between $200-$600 which is way out of budget for web design. That's why people who want to use ligatures have to create their own cursive text in FiraCode.
Most testers enjoy using the Moonlight theme since the color scheme is easy on the eyes. They are eagerly waiting for the next update for the Moonlight syntax to make it port to VSCode. IntelliJ is another code editor platform that could store the Moonlight syntax theme but the author has yet to respond. Some people also prefer a vim color scheme version while others wish to port this theme to Brackets. This project was released under Hyperapp, which is a lightweight version of React.
The UI theme is made up of One Dark, the default Atom theme, followed by the syntax changes to the UI colors themselves. It runs in file-icons and produces a glow effect on the text itself. The only problem it has is the lack of color contrast. Nevertheless, the drop shadow is an interesting design choice for a syntax highlighter theme. One user tester admitted that they would prefer a different layout since the syntax code takes up a huge line height. For more information click here https://i.gyazo.com/dc9e5b3427ea770bfb0080624d858c6b.png.