There's no "Rails for Go" either, so not sure why that is brought up as a comparison. I suspect (from dabbling in Clojure some years ago) that the Clojure comm

There's no "Rails for Go" either, so not sure why that is brought up as a comparison. I suspect (from dabbling in Clojure some years ago) that the Clojure community has more enthusiasts than practical users, who enjoy building stuff that meets a Platonic ideal of language purity instead of the messy work of supporting long-term libraries that are far from Lispy perfection but meet the needs of real world projects.