The sweet spot for clojure is data oriented/data processing backend services (data engineering), where you can leverage stuff like kafka, spark, etc. You are go

The sweet spot for clojure is data oriented/data processing backend services (data engineering), where you can leverage stuff like kafka, spark, etc. You are going to get frustrated if you use it for common CRUD websites where the node.js/ruby/python ecosystem actually has quality libraries for all the common parts. In most cases I wouldn't trade node.js for clojure when writing front-end servers.