I find the title kind of ironic, given that sweet.js is still a compiler. :P However, it is true it would be better to have one standard-ish compiler that can

I find the title kind of ironic, given that sweet.js is still a compiler. :P However, it is true it would be better to have one standard-ish compiler that can just execute whichever macros you throw into it. That being said, you still run into the issue that `sync` brought up.