I'm aware, I'm running Elixir in production, including custom macros. That said, even the macro system pales in comparison with say, Haskell, in terms of expre

I'm aware, I'm running Elixir in production, including custom macros. That said, even the macro system pales in comparison with say, Haskell, in terms of expressiveness. Haskell has such a depth of constructs and allows highly sophisticated (& safe) abstractions that you often don't feel like you'd even need a separate DSL or an embedded DSL. If anything, writing Elixir macros feels a lot like writing Typescript AST transformers to me.