Clojure needs a Rails
At some point, do we have to consider that the problem might be Clojure itself? Does LISP lend itself to "Rails" -- a Rails that people want to work with? I ask, genuinely, as a near-total outsider.<p>The comparison to Elixir got me really thinking. I appreciate your "call to action", but community consensus gathering wasn't necessary for Phoenix to emerge as an option-of-choice, it gained traction because it is _good_.<p>Surely there are large organizations using full stack Clojure, similar to the Lawrence World-Journal. Is there something about LISP that makes it hard for them to abstract their "framework" bits into an open source package?