Command line interface to find open datasets via the Hunter API

Dates keeps track of things you two have been meaning to do, and learns to make good suggestions as you teach it.

Useful for APIs that limit requests

Also serves as a demo for console MVC style

Simplify the task of storing temporary data in the database

Database scripting framework for Ruby.

An (opinionated) CLI tool to ease mundane tasks of the iOS beta distribution

Quickly discover which versions of rails all your apps are running

A simple CLI to Google's definitions search. Syntax is define word [or phrase].

Tools to assit with deployments of rails apps to deis

Post the JUnit XML output of your test suite to delinquo

The dependencyswapper allows developers to switch between non source pods to source pods or to development pods. This gem comes very handy for framework developers that produce frameworks as binaries and not as source.

Separate out the deployment concerns from your application by using depl to update your git branches. Then let your provisioning system (for instance, chef + deploy_revision provider) take care of actually deploying new code. depl shows diffs between your current branch and the deployed revision.

Collects the project dependencies and operating system information, sends them to the web service, and displays the required system libraries to install all your dependencies.

Stack agnostic deployment system that uses bash and ssh commands

Deplot intends to simplify the process of creating and maintaining a staticweb site and allows for modifications of every part of the building process.

Help with keeping multiple environments up to date.

Separate out the deployment concerns from your application by using deploy_s3 to write your latest deployed git hash to s3. Then let your provisioning system (for instance, chef + deploy_revision provider) take care of actually deploying new code. deploy_s3 shows diffs between your current branch...

Desk.com API

A ruby doctest library that allows you to write simple tests in your codes documentation.