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That's just a misconception imo. Clojure is full of frameworks. The real issue is overwhelming choice and the no handholding make your own decisions approach. P
by didibus 7y ago
That's just a misconception imo. Clojure is full of frameworks. The real issue is overwhelming choice and the no handholding make your own decisions approach. Probably accentuated with a lack of beginner guides.
Have a look at Pedestal, Yada, Duct, Hoplon, Catacumba, Coast,
and Fulcro.
Those are all actively maintained frameworks being used by different people in production.
On top of those, you have the meta-libs frameworks such as Luminus and Chestnuts.
And what most people don't know is a lot of Clojure devs use a Java framework, because those are also available to be used from Clojure. I have a Spring MVC Clojure app for example. Lots of folks use Vert.x for example.
So whatever your definition of mature is, Clojure has everything you need and more. If you mean mature as in, one and only one way which everyone is rallied behind and all guides and tutorials teach and use, then no.