Closed prakhargupta1 closed 1 year ago
Another data point: https://twitter.com/MUI_hq/status/1528403016587657220, the source.
Two is the correct option, as dark mode has poor visibility in bright light. Please don't force this on users.
@mbrookes so you are proposing what https://framer.com / https://figma.com is doing. What they have implemented feels great.
I agree that we should eventually get there. VS Code supports light mode too. For the first 4 years I was programing, I was using a light theme in my IDE.
Regarding forcing dark mode, I'm personally not in the targeted audience of who this would benefit to make it flexible. I could code on VS Code in the beach this summer almost as if I was indoor π.
I agree that we should eventually get there.
Why "eventually"? I don't recall implementing it for the docs being particularly challenging.
I could code on VS Code in the beach this summer almost as if I was indoor
Perhaps with the latest generation MacBook Pro. Not everyone has one of those.
I don't recall implementing it for the docs being particularly challenging
I agree with that, especially since atm, it seems we're starting out by just copying the theme from the docs and leaving all the light mode parts in.
Agreed - I've added a theme mode toggle here https://github.com/mui/mui-toolpad/pull/988#issuecomment-1274252594
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Summary π‘
This in an exploratory discussion about Toolpad supporting a dark mode. There can be 2 scenarios:
From a survey conducted for Chrome, of all (201) the users who have tried Dark mode. 75% prefer to keep it always on.
Examples π
https://webflow.com/ (White canvas, gray everywhere else) https://www.bildr.com/ (White canvas, black everywhere else) Tooljet: Supports switching
Motivation π¦
https://github.community/t/how-popular-is-dark-mode/226624/2 https://community.retool.com/t/developer-dark-mode/6935
https://blog.superhuman.com/why-do-people-use-dark-mode/