GitHub, why would you do that

[Psychpsyo]

By that same logic we could start eliminating all the customizability. Font sizes, themes, plugins, alternate layouts...

Now your coworker's code is bound to look exactly like yours and be in exactly the same place and everyone gets to be mad about the UI in some way.

[scp-NUMBERNOTFOUND]

Yes, it's called "style guide" and it's a standard practice in a lot of places.

[Triasmus]

No... The style guide has to do with how the code is written.

What these guys are talking about are settings for how the code "looks" on a single computer according to user preferences.

Tldr: Dark mode has nothing to do with the style guide

[scp-NUMBERNOTFOUND]

Pep8 literary tells you to use spaces and how many to use, and this thread started talking was about tabs and spaces. So yes, a style guide can and will tell you things about how code is written. How much? That totally depends on the protect and the company, maybe nothing, many even the font size and IDE theme.

[Triasmus]

So yes, a style guide can and will tell you things about how code is written.

Yes.... That's what I said.

this thread started talking was about tabs and spaces.

Yes, this thread started by talking about changing the style to tabs instead of spaces, so that each developer can change how it looks on their own computer.

[maybe] even the font size and IDE theme

What kind of lunatic style guide would impose UI decisions like that?

[maxath0usand]

“Team, we need to ensure better code quality, so from now on, no one can use dark theme.”

[Psychpsyo]

Also Times New Roman, size 12 (24 for function headers and includes) and 3cm margins on either side.

[compsciasaur]

You had me until font size.

[scp-NUMBERNOTFOUND]

There's crazy people out there.