Inside an JSX element, the theme does not visually distinguish between a built in jsx component like <div> and the text within; <span>Hello</span> Same color is applied for them both. The theme however does distinguish between custom component and a built in component.
From my perspective the former behaviour is more useful. It wouldn't be an issue if the theme distinguished between all three.
Inside an JSX element, the theme does not visually distinguish between a built in jsx component like
<div>
and the text within;<span>Hello</span>
Same color is applied for them both. The theme however does distinguish between custom component and a built in component.From my perspective the former behaviour is more useful. It wouldn't be an issue if the theme distinguished between all three.
This is what https://atom.io/themes/atom-material-syntax-dark does.
Not sure if it's relevant, but the grammar is Babel ES6 Javascript (with JSX support).