Shoot The Other Node In The Head (with a nerf gun)

Fabric is a small ruby app to perform tasks on servers via SSH. Built around net/ssh and taking heavy inspiration from Capistrano, it currently focuses on managing remote users and their keys on clusters of servers. It does this without the need for a process/daemon/dependency or even ruby being ...

Configuration-based factory for dependency injection

Facebook library

factory_girl provides a framework and DSL for defining and using factories - less error-prone, more explicit, and all-around easier to work with than fixtures.

HTTP server mocking tool

An algorithm to merge related nodes of two taxonomic hierarchies with synonym information

Console line interface for faraday gem client so you can use your favorite middleware based ruby http client on the terminal!

An event system built on Amazon SNS and SQS

Connects your server with Featureflow. Create features at https://featureflow.io.

Generates a PDF report of a set of Cucumber features.

ffactory_girl provides a framework and DSL for defining and using factories - less error-prone, more explicit, and all-around easier to work with than fixtures.

Non-mixin module providing access to terms in the Fibonacci series. Fetch specific terms, slice the series, check to see if an arbitrary value is a Fibonacci number, etc.

Combines FigNewton & DataMagic into a single gem & namespace

A message queue library based on RabbitMQ that stores messages on file system

Provides basis for developing effective market data feed handlers

Findart is a handy console application that helps you find high quality album art. It scrapes various sites and returns a list of urls that contain album art images. Findart is very basic in its current form but still usable. Stay tuned for new features in the near future.

Look up my IP address

Finger is a user information lookup program.

finger-puppet helps you run Puppet locally against a Git checkout. This is great for locally iterating your Puppet manifests very quickly, then pushng them up to a repository somewhere else to share the changes.