How do you make a web application in Clojure? [closed]

Answer 1

You can also have look at these frameworks (taken from disclojure/projects):

• Cascade
• Conjure

There is also one more related question on Stack Overflow: Mature Clojure web frameworks?

Answer 2

Compojure's what I used to build a tiny blogging application. It's modeled on Sinatra, which is a minimal, light-weight web framework for Ruby. I mostly just used the routing, which is just like Sinatra's. It looks like:

(GET "/post/:id/:slug"
  (some-function-that-returns-html :id :slug))

There's no ORM or templating library, but it does have functions that turn vectors into HTML.

Answer 3

There's also "Noir" (http://www.webnoir.org/), which is a new Clojure web framework (so new the docs aren't there yet). Coming from Django/Rails, I dig the simple, straightforward syntax and it's pretty lean.

Answer 4

Webjure, a web programming framework for Clojure.

Features: Dispatch servlet calls Clojure functions. Dynamic HTML generation. SQL query interface (through JDBC).

This answer is meant as a placeholder for Webjure information.

Answer 5

you can also try Clojure on Coils, http://github.com/zubairq/coils - disclaimer: I am the author

Answer 6

Reframe and om.next probably what you are looking for.