Catalyst-powered Software

Below is a list of software built on top of the Catalyst web framework

Blogging

• Open Blog - Open source blogging application developed with the Catalyst MVC web framework
• Typeface - A fully featured blogging tool with features such as XMLRPC support for using a blogging client like marsedit, wordpress compatible templates, live ajax search and powerful code highlighting. Typeface builds upon Catalyst and CPAN to provide a powerful blog engine based upon a clean codebase (demo) According to this the Typeface project is dead...
• Angerwhale - An attempt at rethinking blogging, Angerwhale is blogging software that reads posts from the filesystem, and determines authorship based on the post's PGP digital signature. These posts can be in a variety of formats (text, wiki, HTML, POD), and new formats can be added dynamically at runtime. Posting comments is also supported, and again, authorship is determined by checking the digital signature.

Charts / Graphing

• Telemetry - Telemetry is simply a store for various 'readings' taken of a resource. You create a resource and send readings to it ad nauseum. Telemetry allows you visualize these readings. It's pretty damned spiffy.

CMS

• Mojomojo - The Wiki that powers this site. Free, open source, and actively maintained. Commercial support / customization is provided by Nordaaker Ltd.
• Website in a box - a web application which you can use to create and maintain a website. It has been written with small group collaboration (e.g. research groups) in mind. It's design is deliberately simple, and should be easy to customize.
• EasyCMS2 - An easy Content Management System (source SVN)
• SheepWool - Flexible, intangible CMS for designers and/or large scale websites. Free, open source, and actively maintained.
• Bio::Catalyst - Bio::Catalyst is a framework for an electronic lab notebook. Current features include web-based interface for creating databases, protocols, and applications. Applications can be run across a volunteer grid network created and managed through the framework. An API for the R-statistical package exists allowing users to quickly turn R scripts into web applications. Source code is available upon request.

E-commerce

• Handel - shopping cart/order/checkout framework
• Mango : Ecommerce solution using Catalyst, Handel and DBIx::Class
• Skycheck: Catalyst famework used to power the vast database integrated in this flight search tool.

Forums

• Parley - web forum/message board written in Perl using the Catalyst framework
• Foorum - Another Catalyst based forum (live demo)

Portals

• Tree Multimedia Portal Alpha testing!! (2010.1.10) - with various new features: the creation of tree sections, content, comments, photo albums, video albums (video encoding), private photos and videos, groups (with the designer of the questionnaire - is in development), profile, social networks, and more. Modules: DBI (DBD::MySQL), MyCRUD + SQL::Abstract, HTML::Template. (interface is in Russian, English translation is on the development, HTML / CSS as still being developed.) (source) (demo and site)

Webmailers

• CiderWebmail - Catalyst/Mail::IMAPClient/AJAX based webmailer featuring template based customizable layout and internationalization.

Galleries

• GalleryCat - Simple config file and directory scan based gallery. Very basic, meant to give you a starting point that you can build on/theme to match your site.

Miscellaneous

• App-CamelPKI - an X509v3 Certification Authority (CA) programmed in Perl and Catalyst
• FileZ - A Catalyst application to share files on a website from your desktop