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Have you seen this: https://github.com/amno1/quick-autoloads
There is another alternative if you want to install package that's not on MELPA or ELPA, it's https://github.com/quelpa/quelpa. It's using package.el so fully compatible with your current 200 packages, just only use it for package you want. Not only that, it supports to install packages from multiple SVC, not only git like straight.el
I use my own! i don't know if it is advanced enough for you, I don't use either straight.el nor use-package, but Magit is in there, and it has own compiler for the init file :-) See if it suits you.
I don't use icomplete nor vertico most of the time, but I am very familiar with them. I've tried lots of completion UIs: default completion, ido (with ido-completing-read to get it everywhere), icomplete, vertico, selectrum, helm, ivy; and I've written several myself: icomplete-vertical, live-completions, grille, embark-collections-completions.
I don't use icomplete nor vertico most of the time, but I am very familiar with them. I've tried lots of completion UIs: default completion, ido (with ido-completing-read to get it everywhere), icomplete, vertico, selectrum, helm, ivy; and I've written several myself: icomplete-vertical, live-completions, grille, embark-collections-completions.
I don't use icomplete nor vertico most of the time, but I am very familiar with them. I've tried lots of completion UIs: default completion, ido (with ido-completing-read to get it everywhere), icomplete, vertico, selectrum, helm, ivy; and I've written several myself: icomplete-vertical, live-completions, grille, embark-collections-completions.
I recently went back to default completions for a few weeks (augmented by the link-hint package), but now switched back to using embark-collect-completions. It can be used in several different ways and I'm currently using it very much in the manner of default completions: the completions are not shown by default (but unlike default completion, once they are shown they update automatically).
I can't stop caring given how much pain I have reading weirdly indented code, even if prism-mode helps. I love when things enforce a style, like ->> naturally does. I wish the ELPAs required something akin to gofmt for Elisp code. There's elisp-format but IIRC it makes odd decisions sometimes so it needs patching.
I can't stop caring given how much pain I have reading weirdly indented code, even if prism-mode helps. I love when things enforce a style, like ->> naturally does. I wish the ELPAs required something akin to gofmt for Elisp code. There's elisp-format but IIRC it makes odd decisions sometimes so it needs patching.