What are the "missing or rotting libraries"? Maybe a few examples might be helpful. In my over 10 years of using Clojure in production, I am not sure I have "re-implemented" a lot of logic that are not already covered by some Clojure libraries. Such examples are rare.
Sure, I have used Java interop for working with Stripe, but that's because it is futile to maintain a 3rd party Clojure library if Stripe decided not to do it themselves. These proprietary APIs are constantly changing. It is perfectly OK to do Java interop in these cases. Any niche language will have the same problem, and Clojure interop with Java is quite pleasant to use, compared with using Java itself.
As far as I can tell, using ring and related things are fairly standard on the server side, and re-frame and related things are fairly standard on the client side, so I am honestly not sure what is missing for Web development in Clojure, as Web development is the most common use case of Clojure.
Sure, I have used Java interop for working with Stripe, but that's because it is futile to maintain a 3rd party Clojure library if Stripe decided not to do it themselves. These proprietary APIs are constantly changing. It is perfectly OK to do Java interop in these cases. Any niche language will have the same problem, and Clojure interop with Java is quite pleasant to use, compared with using Java itself.
As far as I can tell, using ring and related things are fairly standard on the server side, and re-frame and related things are fairly standard on the client side, so I am honestly not sure what is missing for Web development in Clojure, as Web development is the most common use case of Clojure.
I am honestly confused.