A simple tool for updating the version of a Rails application

Android Application Utils

Log "I'm Here!" in your code

A simple gem that show you the Dolar Blue and BTC price. The BTC price is taken from Bitfinex.

Follow the code

A simple CLI chess game

Configure the slack by yaml files.

Gem wrapper for ark-server-tools

Easily visualize progress of any Ruby task. A drop in replacement for Array.each. Output uses different colors for successes/failured, allowing to easily check status of every task. Every line is trimmed/padded to match the terminal width. There is also a possiblity to change item name during processing. Transactions for ActiveRecord are also handled if required.

CLI to assist in research and education of the history and progress of art.

OAI interface for harvesting the arXiv database

Command-line client for Asana

Renders data series as an ASCII-style bar chart

Tools for publishing a set of ASCIIdoc files to WordPress

create a assembly-like toy language in ruby DSL. It can then compile into ruby code. * note that I have stopped this gem development, since I saw no potential to make it further. Have fun playing around with it!

A colorful replacement for `lsblk`, `gdisk -l`, `blkid`, `df`, and `mount` that gives a complete overview of disks attached to your system.

This Command line will helps you to map your *.xcassets file

Simple, composable services

Don't ask why this necessary. Believe this necessary!

This is an alternative implementation of the observer pattern. As you may know, Ruby (and Rails/ActiveRecord) already have an implementation of it. This implementation is a variation of the pattern, so it is not supposed to supersede the existing implementations, but "complete" them for the specific use-cases addressed.