Hi all, I haven't packaged these github projects for CPAN just yet but wanted to share here. First off, thanks very much for Dancer -- it's exactly what I wanted from a Perl web framework. In where I'm using it, I wanted to have a simple model layer, and also to have a MVC infrastructure. Basically it adds a bit of convention around things, but leaves Dancer to do the heavy lifting. It's still pretty minimal. Compared with straight Dancer, this gets you out of maintaining routes (since the Controller plugins generate routes), and REST and error handling are done a little differently. There's also some magic around the template system I'm currently using (Mason), though I'd like to make that more pluggable so folks aren't stuck with just that. The Model layer (Elevator) is totally optional but seems to fit in well since it's also using Moose. Oh yeah, it's using MooseX::Declare everywhere -- which may or may not be a good thing depending on whether you like Moose. There are examples included in the github "examples/" dir that explain it probably a little better than I can here. Anyway, here they are: https://github.com/mpdehaan/Arizona -- Arizona, the "VC" part of the MVC https://github.com/mpdehaan/Elevator -- Elevator, the "M" part. Does SQL, NoSQL, and probably Neo4j soon. You can read a bit more here: http://michaeldehaan.net/2011/04/04/introducing-arizona-a-perl-mvc-framework... http://michaeldehaan.net/2011/03/31/a-modern-perl-with-attitude-presenting-e... Thoughts and comments welcome. These make too many choices of the user to be in a microframework, but maybe the ideas are interesting. Contributions and ideas welcome. --Michael