Eslisp macros are compile-time functions that operate on code consisting of lists. Sweet.js macros are special-case separate structures that have to introduce

Eslisp macros are compile-time functions that operate on code consisting of lists. Sweet.js macros are special-case separate structures that have to introduce special syntax, pattern-matching rules and a whole lot of other cruft, mainly to deal with JavaScript not being homoiconic. tldr eslisp macros are prettier, otherwise quite similar.