brtraducao é uma das gems que compoem o Brazilian Rails

Brief is a library for developing applications whose primary interface is the text editor

Creates UPS shipments and labels via UPS.com's developer api.

Generates transparent PNG "bumpspark"-style sparklines. Use from Ruby directly or as a Rails helper generating an image tag w/ built-in data, as conceived by whytheluckystiff.

Enables tracking and querying of any activity in a website or process with minimum memory signature and maximum performance (thanks to redis)

Bueller provides a command to create new gem project directories. Code to help you start testing is generated according to the testing framework you choose. Bueller also provides handy tools for versioning and releasing your gem to github and rubygems.

Methods to check if a given date is a business days and to perform computations based on Business days.

This gem is designed for usage with a I18n backend key-value database, where latency is an issue. I18n changes are versioned to allow for an easy cache-bust.

A very simple, yet very powerful caching framework for Ruby.

Simple API for talking to SmugMug

A low level calendar engine.

A command-line tool to help manage your Google Calendar.

Integrate Camunda with Ruby via its REST api by expecting a Ruby class for each external task.

Role specific Permits for use with CanCan permission system

No magic authorization for Rails

Combine email validation and transformations to produce canonical email addresses.

Fast download and restore dumps using edge features of Postgres 9.x

Capistrano exts is a set of helper tasks to help with the initial server configuration and application provisioning. Things like creating the directory structure, setting up that database, and other one-off you might find yourself doing by hand far too often. It provides many helpful post-deployment tasks to help you import/export database and contents as well as sync one stage with another.

Capistrano extensions for interacting with HiveQueen

CapistranoMulticonfigParallel is a simple ruby implementation that allows you to run multiple tasks in parallel for single or multiple applications and uses websockets for inter-process communication and has a interactive menu