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L<Apache::AxKit::Language::XSP::ObjectTaglib> and
L<AxKit::XSP::Minisession> helper modules. I also did some playing
around with C<mod_perl>, thanks to the rather wonderful I<mod_perl
Cookbook>, and came up with L<Apache::OneTimeURL> when, during a
particularly paranoid phase, I wanted to give out my physical address
in URLs that would self-destruct after a single reading.

After leaving, though, I discovered the C<Class::DBI>/Template Toolkit
pair which has dominated my web programming since then. If you haven't
played with these two modules yet, you really need to, since they
work so well together, and with other modules like C<CGI::Untaint>, that 
they simplify so much of web and database work. I extended
C<CGI::Untaint> with a bunch of extra patterns while at Kasei and
afterwards, including L<CGI::Untaint::ipaddress>,
L<CGI::Untaint::upload> and L<CGI::Untaint::html>, 
I also wrote a whole plethora of C<CDBI> extensions:
L<Class::DBI::AsForm>, L<Class::DBI::Plugin::Type>,
L<Class::DBI::Loader::GraphViz> (reflecting my penchant for data
visualization), and L<Class::DBI::Loader::Relationship>, which applies
the "as simple as possible and a bit simpler" approach to defining data
relationships.

The whole culmination of C<CDBI>, TT, and all these other technologies
came when I sat down and wrote L<Maypole>, a Model-View-Controller
framework with, again, emphasis on making things very simple to get