Portable mp3 player built on mpg123 and portaudio

audited-timeline provides timeline frontend to audited

Logging trace events in Rack Middleware

Log changes to your models

Logger which creates additional files for a more orderly logging information in Rails apps.

With gem audit_model you can log all changes to your models.

A simple gem built for Rails 3+ which creates an audit when events that you configure occur. The events you can audit are: 1. Attributes changing in a model 2. Methods called on a model 3. Methods called on some other class like a controller.

Adds audit tables and triggers for postgres databases

tracks_changes provides a way to easily keep track of changes to ActiveRecord models at an attribute level and maintains the typecasting in the database.

Requires only no-sql storage

Uses created_by_user_id and updated_by_user_id to store the changes made to a record. This is limited to storing the user who created the record and the last user to update the record.

Aufgaben provides a collection of practical Rake tasks for automation.

Bioinformatics data at your fingertips

Given a glider racing task , a set of scoring rules and IGC file/s, Augen can calculate points for glider flights, similar to SeeYou and OLC.

Clean up your git branches

The concern mechanism in ActiveSupport is handy but the code does a lot of stuff, most of which isn't needed in the vast majority of cases. Code you don't need is code that can cause unexpected issues. This gem, based on the wonderful 'augmnentations' plugin by henrik, provides similar behaviour without the cruft. Or, indeed, ActiveSupport.

Adds a few useful extra methods to some of Ruby's core types, available as refinements.

support to build flash and message with the atlassian style

AuLoanCalculations library contains a couple of useful functions for Austrlian home loans.

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