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    <p>When I first started with web development, it was with Clojure. I had <strong>no</strong> prior experience with web development <strong>at all</strong>. I could not, for the life of me, figure Compojure out. I don't know if beginner documentation has been improved since then (it wasn't that long ago) or not, but at the time, I couldn't manage it. A friend pointed me to Moustache and after reading the README, I was able to throw together what is <a href="http://try-clojure.org" rel="noreferrer">http://try-clojure.org</a> in it's current state. So, as far as ease of use goes, I think Moustache takes the cake for me.</p> <p>However, if <a href="http://mmcgrana.github.com/2010/07/develop-deploy-clojure-web-applications.html" rel="noreferrer">this</a> has existed at the time, I might be singing a different tune.</p> <p>Conjure looks very cool, though very <em>different</em> from the other frameworks. Given my very limited experience with web development in general, I don't have much say in this matter, but Conjure feels kind of unclojurey to me. It just doesn't feel <em>right</em>. It may just be that I'm not used to the way it does things.</p> <p>UPDATE: It has been a while since I wrote this. Lots of things have changed. Not many people use Moustache anymore, and it isn't really actively maintained, though it was complete enough (and simple enough) that it probably still works, I'd now recommend going with Compojure or Noir instead. Both of these are currently maintained frameworks and both are excellent at their job.</p> <p>UPDATE 2: Noir has been deprecated for quite a while and most of its functionality moved to a library designed to be used from compojure/other ring-based web frameworks called <a href="https://github.com/noir-clojure/lib-noir" rel="noreferrer">lib-noir</a>.</p>
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    1. COthanks for adding to the list of frameworks, Moustache is new to me
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    2. CO@[Adam Schmideg] There are probably even more of them! Those are just all I can think of right now. They're certainly the most popular ones. :)
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    3. COAs for the update, Moustache is alive and well. It didn't really need any maintenance and I have been its happy user throughout all the changes in Clojure core. Christophe Grand is currently at work on releasing a new version, with a richer syntax and more features.
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