I can't say anything about the number of featurea, that's entirely business driven, but of course you shouldn't be writing macros in Elixir on a standard applic

I can't say anything about the number of featurea, that's entirely business driven, but of course you shouldn't be writing macros in Elixir on a standard application. But it's not abnormal for a rails codebase to have a Concern (rails module) that provides a class method that does something, specific to the application. Which is equivalent to a macro.