Enlive has to reconstruct HTML from its data structures. This, on
the other hand, mostly just prints already "rendered" strings, and
calls any clojure functions/macros along the way.
Most CL/Clojure HTML output systems, like clj-html or CL-WHO, produce
optimal output by processing the macro input. See
http://weitz.de/cl-who/
for a description. This is one of the reasons to use macros: you can
do a huge amount of work once, at compile-time, leaving the runtime
with less to do.
Templating does not require eval.
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