Clojure's community tend to shy away from larger frameworks in favor of small libraries. While this makes it flexible, it certainly is daunting to get into. We also know there is a struggle on the documentation front, and many of us are working to bring both the official documentation and the individual lib docs more friendly.
But if you want to see how to build a larger webapp, the Luminus project [1] is an excellent source of documentation for how to build web applications with Clojure. I would also recommend the r/clojure subreddit where many of the library authors hang out and help new users of Clojure. We often have a "New Users: Ask Us Anything" thread.
But if you want to see how to build a larger webapp, the Luminus project [1] is an excellent source of documentation for how to build web applications with Clojure. I would also recommend the r/clojure subreddit where many of the library authors hang out and help new users of Clojure. We often have a "New Users: Ask Us Anything" thread.
[1] http://www.luminusweb.net/docs