Extensible event system design in c++ - but also includes built-in static types for uniformity and performance.

Happy with it!

My condolences for that syntax theme

@JoshBent It's VIM on Termius which, despite it's aggressively green theme, is the best SSH client for Windows.

@JoshBent Is solarized better?

@JoshBent There's also "Pro" which apparently just is new-age hipsterspeak for ASCII

@AlgoRythm sorry, can you speak up, I don't speak "I have just 2 colors in my syntax theme" very well lol

Termius sounds great on paper, but only if you pay for it and even then having your own sync that you control is better than trusting theirs.

by the way, vsCode has remote development:

https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/...

https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/...

@JoshBent I have seen and used it but sometimes I just want the terminal experience. Whatever makes me comfortable is what helps me write the best code. Plus there's probably a billion vim extensions for improving the syntax highlighting. I just never saw it as an issue. Personally the editor looking like a Christmas tree can be distracting and disorienting.

@AlgoRythm to each their own I guess haha, I couldn't work if everything is like it is written in notepad and not for a quick edit in nano.

Edit: if you do decide on it https://vimcolors.com/

@JoshBent Those are neat but look too flashy. I am a simple man (sometimes)

@JoshBent i find it easier to read. For some reason, themes like these really help me with reading stuff

Just asking, is this all about Observer patterns? Or is there something else?

@AlgoRythm you know i was about to bash your colors but i would imagine that less colors would result in less noise. I can't do one color though, that's too much for me, but i will try less.

in pixel art, the less colors you use the better, so maybe it works the same in code.