flx is a very smart sublime-text like fuzzy/flex matching library. After using similar flex matching in Vim's YouCompleteMe I miss it in emacs. I would seriously recommend trying it out for a bit. It's amazing how much code you can generate with a few key strokes using these advanced algorithms.

(kcdg<tab> eism<tab> "jj" ens<tab>)

Becomes

(key-chord-define-global evil-insert-state-map "jj" evil-normal-state)

I already try to use flx for everything (minibuffer, hippie-expand etc.), and the only thing left is auto-completion. I can't get it to work myself because it's so complicated. I also have a feature request for auto-complete-mode, but they seem busy with their big 2.0 rewrite and it's no going anywhere.

By the way, thanks for company-mode it's very fast and gets out of my way. I think it's awesome!

Thanks,
PythonNut