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Color Palette & Design
Coolors.co: https://coolors.co/
An incredibly fast and intuitive color palette generator. Perfect for quickly exploring different color combinations and exporting them in various formats.
Adobe Color: https://color.adobe.com/create/color-wheel
A more advanced tool for creating professional and cohesive palettes based on color harmony rules.
Accessible Color Contrast Checker: https://accessible-colors.com/
A vital tool to ensure your theme is usable by everyone. It helps you check if your text and background colors have sufficient contrast.

Neovim Highlight Groups
Web Link for :help highlight-groups: https://neovim.io/doc/user/syntax.html#highlight-groups
While the best way to see this is by running :help highlight-groups inside Neovim, this web link provides the same official documentation for easy reference in your browser.
Neovim Tree-sitter Highlight Groups: https://github.com/nvim-treesitter/nvim-treesitter#highlight-groups
This section in the official Tree-sitter documentation lists the standard highlight groups (like @function, @variable, etc.) that are essential for theming modern Neovim.

VS Code Theme Creation
Official VS Code Theme Documentation: https://code.visualstudio.com/api/extension-guides/color-theme
The definitive guide. It covers everything from the basic structure of a theme to packaging and publishing it on the VS Code Marketplace.
Theme Color Reference: https://code.visualstudio.com/api/references/theme-color
An indispensable reference page listing all the customizable UI color keys for VS Code—from the activity bar and sidebar to the editor and terminal.

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A comprehensive guide to creating custom color themes for both Neovim and VS Code. The tutorial covers setting up Lua-based themes in Neovim using highlight groups, defining color palettes, and configuring various UI elements like line numbers, search highlights, and cursor lines. For VS Code, it demonstrates using the Yeoman generator to create theme extensions, modifying JSON configuration files, and packaging themes for installation. The guide includes practical tips for finding color palettes and testing theme implementations.

Make your own Theme in Neovim & VSCode Tutorial