A data pipeline and ETL framework for ruby.

Due summary for a given date including months, days and years till the date!

DSL to dump production data for developer use. Allows selection of data and obfuscation.

A gem for playing the game Dungeons of Heck

Simple wrapper for "du" to pretty print.

This gem helps you integrate Microsoft Dataverse Web API to your ruby project

Deploy version manager

A runtime configuration system that injects environment variables into your processes using Amazon DynamoDB as a backing store

Utilities to build CLI applications with Ruby.

This gem is a powerful and easy to use web development tool that helps developing modern web sites by generating static html pages. It uses CoffeScript, Sass, Haml, Bootstrap, HeadJs, Bower, Grunt, Google Anlaytics and minimizes coffee-, javascript-, sass-, css-, png- and image-files.

Use EYV to incrementally improve code quality in your project. Force your team to incrementally improve your code base with every commit to master.

A gem to interact directly with Echo's stack. Post metrics to Echo's StatsD server.

echo, with colour, built for your command line.

This gem allows you to easily create a new ASIC/FPGA project with a file structure and support tools that ensures consistency between your projects and gets you up to speed in no time. To create a new project simply type 'ecic new PATH'.

An interace to the Amazon EC2 Container Service that works vaguely like docker-compose, for people who are familiar with a docker-compose workflow.

Declare your cluster structure in a ECSFile and use the CLI to run deploys and monitor its status.

This gem can improve your edding abity

Ego is a personal command-line assistant that provides a flexible, natural language interface (sort of) for interacting with other programs. Think of it as a single-user IRC bot that can be extended with handlers for various natural-language queries.

A command line tool that helps you deploy and manage apps in Kubernetes

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