[chamomeal]

It’s funny you mention clojure, cause I when I saw “one-person framework” I instantly thought of Biff.

I haven’t used Biff (clojure web framework, does not sound comparable to rails), but there’s a great episode of The Repl with the dev who created it. It’s one of those interviews that reminds you how fun and creative programming can be

[SatvikBeri]

Episode 48 for anyone else who's interested: https://www.therepl.net/episodes/48/

[graemep]

Had a look at the docs and was immediately put of by a full attack framework where the only built in auth is magic links.

I hope this is not as restrictive as it sounds, and you do not have to jump through hoops to do things differently:

"The starter project comes with code for sending emails with MailerSend. Until you add API keys for MailerSend and Recaptcha (which is used to protect your signin forms from bots), signin links and codes will be printed to the console instead of being emailed."

[jhancock]

Joy was a key reason I chose Clojure.