My perl projects (Plagger and Remedie especially) have been notorious for the difficulty to install because it requires tons of Perl modules from CPAN, especially if you're not a developer. That's because of my strategy to make my applications used by smart people, who can help themselves and knows how and what to fix when things are broken.
But today I decided to make the door open and lower the barrier a little bit: Remedie binary builds for OS X Leopard. Those files are OS X .app bundles, so you can just download, unzip and double click to run the server process (and then you need to access http://localhost:10010/ with your browser).
The app binary is built using the awesome Platypus tool and I made a simple wrapper to automate the process of bundling dependencies using local::lib and then creating .app bundle with Platypus command line. I hope more perl projects (including my own Github Growler) available as OS X app bundle using this little tool. (I also think about integrating this as plugins for Module::Install or Dist::Zilla)
UPDATE: These binaries (starting 0.5.2 I just released on Tuesday) should now work on Snow Leopard as well.
