For Rails applications that use minitest as the automated test framework. Logs dependencies during unit tests and then produces a call graph from those dependencies.

Tool for better visualizing and managing dependencies

Chain together code tasks similar to Unix pipes

An ETL Ecosystem for Derivative Processing.

de-RJS your application

counter cache that lives in its own table

Helpers to construct Determinator actors.

Keep track of your devices. Features: - User registration/login/validation - User levels (normal/admin) - Checkout devices - Return devices - Assign devices to someone (Admin only) - Validate a user (Admin only) - Search devices - Keep track of number of times devices used - Manage OS versions - Send reminders when devices have been out for period of time - Password reset

Keep track of your devices. Features: - User registration/login/validation - User levels (normal/admin) - Checkout devices - Return devices - Assign devices to someone (Admin only) - Validate a user (Admin only) - Search devices - Keep track of number of times devices used - Manage OS versions - Send reminders to someone who has had a device checked out for a long time - Password reset

Track failed attempts to sign in through devise to allow for increased security measures, such as locking sign in after failed attempts on several accounts from a single IP address.

Allows Devise to authenticate users from central-authentication services like LDAP and Shibboleth.

DataHen Easy toolkit module collection.

DataHen Easy toolkit config module allow an easy configuration from files for advance features.

DataHen Easy toolkit core module to support other complex modules.

DataHen Easy toolkit login flow module allows to handle login and session expire recovery with ease.

DataHen Easy toolkit router module allow an easier class integration, useful on advance implementations.

DataHen Easy toolkit test module to support other complex modules.

DataHen Easy toolkit text module contains multiple text parsing helpers.

Allows to retreive items from a DHIS2 server in a more "Ruby way".

Making Minecraft 1 Command Creations with ruby. It's as easy as `c.say 123`