Badger is an application toolkit designed to simplify the process of building object-oriented Perl applications. It provides a set of foundation classes upon which you can quickly build robust and reliable systems. Convenience, convention and consistency are key in our ongoing quest to increase the Kwalitee™ of our code and make it more Skimpy™ (aka skimmable ).
Andy Wardley gave a talk about Badger at the London Perl Workshop on 29th November 2008. The slides are available here complete with extended footnotes culminating in an extended rant about how hard it is to write extensible, generic software.
The latest release version of Badger is 0.15. You can download it from CPAN . More...