Bash highlighting for coderay. This gem was tested with coderay 1.0 and won't work with coderay < 1.0.

Code Narrator (Codnar) is an inverse literate programming tool. It splits the source files into "chunks" (including structured comments) and weaves them back into a narrative that describes the overall system.

Datadog dashboards management tool with Ruby DSL.

DocuBot creates HTML or CHM documentation from a hierarchy of files, supporting markups like Markdown, Textile, and Haml.

A fluentd plugin to pretty print json with color to stdout

Ghoul is a simple yet good looking interface for your git repositories written in sinatra. It is currently only for demonstration purposes and use on your secure local machine as it does not enforce any authentication as of yet.

Adds a CodeRay syntax highlighting filter to Haml

Asciidoctor Hyla - Command Line tool to create new project, watch modifications, generate content, publish or consult it live !

A tool for AWS CloudFormation. It can define a template in Ruby DSL.

Markdown memo server

Method object extensions for better code navigation

Uses JSON, Nokogiri and CodeRay to highlight and prettify JSON, XML, HTML, Ruby and anything else CodeRay supports!

Adds CodeRay syntax highlighting support to RedCloth, with a ‘source’ tag.

A tool to manage EC2 Systems Manager (SSM) Documents with programmable DSL.

Grep tool for large Ruby codebases

Are you copying and pasting your RSpec configurations into each of your projects like some kind of ANIMAL? Use Rspeckled to cure your woes.

Personal wiki based on ExtJS

A ruby gem inspired by HireFire to autoscale kubernetes controllers and docker services. Metrics can be standard average response time, New Relic web metrics, queue size for workers, ...

A stupid formatter for piping text through markup processors with a unified API

Taverna Player is a Ruby on Rails plugin to run Taverna Workflows using Taverna Server. Taverna Player surfaces a workflow in three ways: As a Web interface in the browser; As an embeddable widget to be included in any other Web page; As a REST-based Web Service. All three modes provide functionality to fully configure a workflow's inputs; run the workflow on a Taverna Server; collect workflow outputs, logs and messages; and present the results in an appropriate manner.