"No, but maybe" is how I would answer this question myself. Maybe there is a working framework I'm unaware of - but in my experience using Clojure the last few

"No, but maybe" is how I would answer this question myself. Maybe there is a working framework I'm unaware of - but in my experience using Clojure the last few years is that the concept of frameworks is not in the culture of the Clojure community. You compose your stack of smaller libs and build your own framework so to speak. The right questions in this context are; what http server to use, what routing lib is decent, what is a good lib for my database, what is a good lib for generating html from the server. etc. If you wanna start using clojure as a web server. Start with 'ring', and you can recieve http requests. You quickly realize you're missing stuff to do what you need and will go searching for libs. You'll find great libs out there for anything you ordinarily need for a web-server setup.