Aside from what the article focuses on (being selective about which packages to install in the first place), I feel that making extensive use of the
(use-package ...)
macro keeps a large Emacs config manageable. It gives things a very standardised structure, as opposed to the config being pages and pages of arbitrary Lisp code of different vintages.
(use-package ...)
macro keeps a large Emacs config manageable. It gives things a very standardised structure, as opposed to the config being pages and pages of arbitrary Lisp code of different vintages.
https://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html_node/use-pack...