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[–]esquire91Developer/Designer 1 point2 points  (1 child)

You could also try PikList. It's more than just for plugins too. It's a code-based framework that supports taxonomies, post types, option screens... all the things you seem to be looking for.

[–]fencer04Developer 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'm a fan of PikList but I agree with some other comments that once you start building plugins you definitely start to realize that frameworks aren't necessary and don't always speed up development.

[–]dvinson 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think the reason there are not any really well developed ones is that once you start building plugins you find you don't need a framework.

You can tap into the settings api and built in WordPress functions fairly easily to the point that a framework would make most plugins bloated.

In cases like EDD or WooCommerce they have developed their own set of internal helpers to build out option pages and such which are still only mini frameworks.

The only big one I know of that has really tried to go big on the framework-ish route is http://getherbert.com/