I have reorganised the code, made some refactoring and added new functionality. For now, it is not just a blog but a more general framework which you can reuse for your own webapps. It is here now: https://github.com/dbushenko/Clojure-WebApp . The enhancements: 1. Added validations for models. 2. Added URL-encoding functions in Rails-style. So, now if you define a route like (route GET "/post/show/:id" post/show), you automatically get a function 'post-show'. Calling it like this (post-show {:id 10}) will get you an actual route "/post/show/10". I really like the routing mechanisms in RoR and missed this functionality in clojure. I will evolve the Clojure WebApp and will appreciate any help from all of you. The feature requests are also welcome. I think, that the main drawback of all the existing solutions in clojure -- is lack of documentation. I plan to write a really detailed guide of how to develop web applications with Clojure-WebApp in a couple of weeks. Again, don't hesitate to improve my code / documentation.
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