I have used this for the past year. I've tried Solarized, Github and many others on the list, but I always return to neverland. It's very dark and with high contrast, but it's also the only colorscheme that doesn't strain my eyes after long periods of coding. Bonus points for being primarily written for 256 color terminals.
It's also one of the few colorschemes that actually utilize _all_ of the syntax groups that vim handles. Many schemes use highlight links, and having differing colors between Repeat and Statement usually shows that the author knows what he is doing.
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https://github.com/trapd00r/neverland-vim-theme
I have used this for the past year. I've tried Solarized, Github and many others on the list, but I always return to neverland. It's very dark and with high contrast, but it's also the only colorscheme that doesn't strain my eyes after long periods of coding. Bonus points for being primarily written for 256 color terminals.
It's also one of the few colorschemes that actually utilize _all_ of the syntax groups that vim handles. Many schemes use highlight links, and having differing colors between Repeat and Statement usually shows that the author knows what he is doing.