A quick and simple manager for running programs as services on win32. Makes use of / requires the SRVANY.exe from the Windows Resource Kit.

Windows bindings for opine

Takes screenshots of sites using WebKit and Qt

sturctx is a Ruby library that extends standard Struct

An EventMachine[http://rubyeventmachine.com/] based library for interacting with the very cool Redis[http://code.google.com/p/redis/] data store by Salvatore 'antirez' Sanfilippo. Modeled after eventmachine's implementation of the memcached protocol, and influenced by Ezra Zygmuntowicz's {redis-rb}[http://github.com/ezmobius/redis-rb/tree/master] library (distributed as part of Redis). This library is only useful when used as part of an application that relies on Event Machine's event loop. It implements an EM-based client protocol, which leverages the non-blocking nature of the EM interface to acheive significant parallelization without threads. WARNING: this library is my first attempt to write an evented client protocol, and isn't currently used in production anywhere. All that bit in the license about not being warranted to work for any particular purpose really applies.

table-query is a library to query table data by easy way.

job scheduler for Ruby (at, cron, in and every jobs). By default uses a Ruby thread, if EventMachine is present, it will rely on it. This fork adds timezone support to cron schedules.

A simple database agnostic import/export app to transfer data to/from a remote database. Tapsicle includes fixes submitted by the community.

temppath provides the method to create temporary path

Generates Upstart conf files for your Thin apps. Uses Mustache templates for customization.

A Ruby gem to generate .conf files with upstreams to include in your nginx.conf. It uses your Thin config files: ./*/thin.yml, ./*/config/thin.yml

Provides italics, strikes, bold, and links. Nothing else.

Add traits to your classes and access them from children/ancestors

typographic-unit is a Ruby library for converting between typographic units by TeX's way.

It takes in a String and gives you back a stupid data structure of commands, blocks, and Strings. You then do stuff to make that stuff come alive. Whatever... I don't have time to tell you exactly since you will use Treetop anyway: https://github.com/nathansobo/treetop

gem install universe-testing

This gem automates updating all your cookbooks installed with: "knife cookbook site install NAME".

An interface to the Imgur API

A simple, highly customizable shell for Ruby 1.9.

Parse lines and blockquotes. (No paragraphs.)