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You could use Clojure with an existing web framework (say Wicket).

• icey 17y ago
  Or Lift, or JRuby on Rails, or Grails, or any of the other JVM compliant frameworks.
  • sunkencity 17y ago
    compojure kicks serious ass! The templating power of a lisp makes much of the things that are tedious in rails and wicket just a breeze in compojure -- it's fewer files and templating html in code. The power of using rails comes, partly, from all the great really simple to use plugins and libraries. A lot of those libraries have C dependencies, because of that using jruby on rails is poor solution imho. I think C ruby is a viable option though. Compojure is mature enough to take on those frameworks. In comparison with grails and groovy, clojure is simple enough to work as expected while groovy has some excentricities.