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Dependencies & Packaging (Score:1)
This is of course not the type of thing you want to install as your production platform, but gets you testing/developing rather fast.
Two such projects are Catalyst [catalystframework.org] with their Cat-in-a-Box [handelframework.com] and CPANPLUS [cpan.org] with the cpanp-boxed [cpan.org] tool that is shipped for bootstrapping purposes
As far as packaging is conc
Re:Dependencies & Packaging (Score:1)
Another worthwhile (and production-worthy) effort is the Shadowcat Catalyst installer [shadowcatsystems.co.uk], a script that sets up some magic and then drives CPAN.pm (and ppm, if necessary) programmatically so that you end up with a working Catalyst without any questions asked. Just fire and forget.
I used to moan, bitch and gripe about Catalyst installation – but no more, ever since Matt published that script.
Aside from that: debian.pkgs.cpan.org [cpan.org] is very cool.
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