With herodot you can track the times you spend on a git branch. When using a branch for each ticket you work on, herodot helps you with your time tracking.

This gem allows you to define a set of conditions and test values against them.

A tiny gem to fetch Hacker News entries

HN2JSON is a developer frendly interface to HackerNews. It provides the functionality to retrieve any HN content page in stringified JSON or a Ruby object.

Hodor is a ruby-based framework, API and Command Line Interface that automates and simplifies the way you specify, deploy, debug and administer Hadoop and Oozie solutions. Hadoop lacks a mature toolchain to manage a codebase with modern software development discipline. To address this need, Hodor comprises a combination of tools and conventions that enable in the Hadoop environment many of the modern software development practices, and deployment facilities we take for granted in normal software development.

Ruby SDK for interacting with the HomeAway API

Ruby SDK for interacting with Apache Storm

A 'switch' controls Hue lights, groups, or scenes. Switches can be scheduled, and given dynamic effects.

Clean ruby syntax for defining and deploying messy cron jobs. Support cron raw syntex.

Collection of validations and complex assertions

A persistence framework based on json files.

Google Analytics support in Jekyll blog to easily show the statistics on your website

A DSL for Jenkins cron job

Parse, validate, manipulate, and display dates in Ruby.

A collection of things that I do with jira. Many of which are either big batch operations, or need bits of info from the command line. All of which turn out to be better handled as a command line app. This very specifically does not try to be a generic jira tool; those exist already. Rather this is specific to things I need.

BackgroundRB for Merb

A CLI for journaling to structured data, Markdown, and Day One

Gem to access JP Posts Services.

Persistent cron jobs manager

Distributed Cucumber test runner