A simple, yet flexible approach to model-based authorization

Please, please, please, don't use try

A minimal JSON REST API framework created upon Sinatra and some Rails components.

ruby-xen allows you to manage Xen virtual servers via Ruby. It currently wraps the command line tools provided by Xen (xm) as well as Steve Kemps excellent Xen-tools (http://www.xen-tools.org/software/xen-tools/).

Send SMS messages

Adds an enumerable attribute to an ActiveRecord-backed class

The client API for Disco Stu sites.

mcp_toolkit extracts the shared MCP-server framework that Smily's apps grew independently: a Streamable-HTTP transport, cache-backed sessions, central-app token introspection (satellite + authority roles), a registry-driven "generic tools over N resources" dispatcher, and an injectable serializer DSL. It wraps the official `mcp` gem as the JSON-RPC core so each app ships only its serializers, resource registrations, and scope blocks.

mcrain supports to run docker container for test.

MicroCMS API's ORM like ActiveRecord for Ruby.

A Ruby library for loading MD2 3D model files.

Shared interactions between MDLIVE applications

MDMagic for Rails

Paperclip-Azure is a [Paperclip](https://github.com/thoughtbot/paperclip) storage driver for storing files in a Microsoft Azure Blob. This is a friendly fork of the [original gem](https://github.com/supportify/paperclip-azure); it incorporates bugfixes that haven't yet been incldued in point releases of the upstream gem and some new features.

Library and commandline utility for downloading SAML metadata from MDQ services

Md-rails gives you an instant Markdown template handler thats compatible with Rails 3. It also comes with some generators so you can automatically build with Markdown, not that you'd ever want to. But still, :boom:!

ActiveRecord-like interface for markdown files with YAML frontmatter

A set of useful MDS file utilities.

A program to ease and automate the planning of meals. Each meal has a main dish and optionally side dishes as well. These are currently loaded from the meals.csv file in the directory of the command line script. That will be changed in a future release when they will be loaded from a database instead. A menu consists of any number of days that the user chooses. Each day can have any meal as user wishes. When the program is run, the meals are loaded at random from the meal source and presented to the user. The user then has the option to switch out any that she doesn't want on a particular day. If two meals are given, the two meals are switched between each other. If only one meal is given, that meal is switched with another from the meal source that isn't already in the menu. When the user quits the program, the current menu is stored in a menu.txt file so that it can be printed and used in shopping, preparing meals, etc. In a future release, each dish in a meal will be associated with a recipe so that a shopping list and recipe book can be created directly from the same source.

Calculates the different means for a data set (arithmetic, geometric and harmonic).