uncommon web was fantastic -- I haven't looked at it for a while, but the mailing list (which I'm subscribed to but no longer read) isn't too active. There do

uncommon web was fantastic -- I haven't looked at it for a while, but the mailing list (which I'm subscribed to but no longer read) isn't too active. There do seem to be a few people still using and developing it though. An approach like that for clojure would be a great thing IMO; that is, something different from the normal web framework approach, while exploiting the strengths of the clojure language and JVM ecosystem.