For the record, I think Enlive is incredibly useful for a large number of teams.
However, I'm a HTML purist at heart. I believe HTML should be semantic markup, and that the page design should be independent of the HTML generated, whenever possible. Ideally, it's the CSS that should determine the page layout and style.
I also work for a company that produces very uniform web interfaces, and where the developers significantly outnumber the UX guys. Hiccup would work very well in this environment, but perhaps not so well in an environment with many designers :)
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For the record, I think Enlive is incredibly useful for a large number of teams.
However, I'm a HTML purist at heart. I believe HTML should be semantic markup, and that the page design should be independent of the HTML generated, whenever possible. Ideally, it's the CSS that should determine the page layout and style.
I also work for a company that produces very uniform web interfaces, and where the developers significantly outnumber the UX guys. Hiccup would work very well in this environment, but perhaps not so well in an environment with many designers :)