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Clojure doesn't tend to do frameworks on the scale of Rails; all the components exist, but the price for your application only including the parts you use is th
by adambard 13y ago
Clojure doesn't tend to do frameworks on the scale of Rails; all the components exist, but the price for your application only including the parts you use is that you're more or less expected to write the glue code between them.
Think Sinatra instead of Rails.
- fat0wl 13y agoi suspected this may be more the case, thank you for confirming. and this has made me nervous, since i don't find sinatra to be all that powerful. buuuut as retrogradeorbit points out.... the clojure macro system is powerful, so maybe it lends itself better to this type of setup