A simple crypto and fiat currency converter which can also serve as a minimal portfolio tracker.

The input consists of a string containing a sequence of commands, where a command is represented by a single capital letter at the beginning of the line. Parameters of the command are separated by white spaces and they follow the command character. Pixel co-ordinates are a pair of integers: a column number between 1 and 250, and a row number between 1 and 250. Bitmaps starts at coordinates 1,1. Colours are specified by capital letters.

Cucumber and Webdriver Testing Steps

Little helper to configure ruby instances in a DSLish way.

Cucumber testing support for blix/rest

The ultimate DRY and fast solution to managing any kind of test data. Based on Blueprints.

Bobby is all about guarding the access to actions on controllers and model instances on your Rails projects, and requires you to setup some authentication regime in advance - like Devise, Authlogic et al - with a User model, and preferably a GroupUser and GroupUsersUsers models too.

Ruby wrapper around BookingSync API Configure by adding the following: require 'bookingsync' BookingSync::Base.user = 'your_api_auth_token'

Bookmaker provides authors a free, ruby-based production toolchain for self-published paper and electronic books using the LaTeX document preparation system.

Botrytis provides semantic matching for Cucumber step definitions using LLMs

CLI for box

Bracken, at present, is a glorified logfile tailer.

BreadMachine facilitates payment processing, including 3-D Secure, with the SecureTrading XPay gateway

Breeze makes it easy to automate server installation and configuration. It provides example scripts and configuration files that you can modify and keep in your revision control system. Thor tasks are provided to create server images, launch server instances etc.

WatirCraft is a framework for testing web apps.

Companion tool for Brew (Mac Homebrew). An extension to start and stop Launchd services.

BrewLib

Brig is a simple way to declaratively provision and run containers for your apps and supporting services.

BrowserCuke is a layer of browser-based testing on top of Cucumber. It provides an intuitive way of writing business-readable tests for your web applications, that use real web browsers to test. Your test scripts can now be a way of communicating with your client how you have tested the application and how it should work. For more information about Cucumber, see [the cucumber website](http://cukes.info). BrowserCuke currently uses Watir to perform the browser automation, although it may be extended in the future to use something like WebRat to test applications sans-JavaScript.

A Ruby helper for running tests in BrowserStack