Exactly! I just started messing around with Clojure after meaning to get into Lisp for ages now. Mind, blown. With hiccup (HTML), cssgen (CSS), ClojureScript (J

Exactly! I just started messing around with Clojure after meaning to get into Lisp for ages now. Mind, blown. With hiccup (HTML), cssgen (CSS), ClojureScript (Javascript) and Compojure (server), you can use one language to write the entire web app from front to back. I'm not saying that this is the right way to do it, but it's pretty neat. It is fast to develop in too, basically you get something like Sinatra/Scalatra/Flask, and BYO-everything else (library support is good, but certainly nothing like Rails or Django). I didn't realize IDEA had Clojure support, I will have to check that out. I mainly use emacs+nrepl and experiment a little with Light Table.