Why would you want this? Why wouldn't you?!

Pidgin is the swiss army knife for building DSLs.

Record and analyse coding sessions

Pause/unpause a Pingdom service from Capistrano

Command line tools for processing messages by constructing a pipeline of workers. AMQP and Unix pipes are used to construct the pipeline. Messages are simple Hashes (serialized as YAML) so they can hold any values and change throughout the proce...

Charting your data from different data sources.

Ansible playbook manager - The simple way to install playbooks

Plist4r is for editing Plist files in an easy-to-use, fast, and reliabile way. A comprehensive and fully featured Ruby library. Xml and Binary file formats are supported, with backends for Linux and Mac.

Polymer simplifies the creation of sprite images for web applications, while also generating nifty Sass mixins. CSS files are available for non-Sass users.

This gem is a solution to ruby quiz #1: http://www.rubyquiz.com/quiz1.html

A simple Raft distributed consensus implementation

Command line interface for Portal Module

Send all messages that you want in any protocol, its ready to send mail messages, twitts and sms with the apropiate gateway

Postgrestats is a library that captures important PostgreSQL statistics

Pour lets you to easily compose type-safe, concrete classes.

Form and Presenter libraries for interfacing the public with Rails

taste and validate the chef cooked infrastructure

Prints a multiplication table of prime numbers

Escribes un número natural, el límite y te calcula todos los primos hasta ese límite.

The program run from a command line and print to screen one table. Across the top and down the left side should be the 10 primes, and the body of the table should contain the product of multiplying these numbers.