An interactive TUI (using FZF / Curses) for exploring caniuse.com in your terminal.

Daigaku is the Japanese word for university. With Daigaku you can interactively learn the Ruby programming language using the command line.

Aircraft Avionics Built in Ruby

A joke program like the "sl" command that is executed when you mistype "free" for "freee".

Use this gem to build TUIs in Ruby.

kv is a page viewer designed for streaming data written by Ruby.

A keyboard maximalist, curses-based, urbit terminal ui. It uses the (also in development) ruby airlock.

need-for-type is a terminal type racer inpired by Nitro Type and TypeRacer

Rodo is terminal-based todo manager written in Ruby with a inbox-zero mentality.

Safely and automatically update your gems, one at a time, with one git commit per updated gem.

Sidekiq monitoring in the console. A bit like Sidekiq::Web. But without the web.

Simple multi-agent framework. It uses AMQP for it's messaging layer.

Play the tic-tac-toe game in the Terminal. Supports fields of any size, and can be played with up to 5 players.

A scriptable terminal dashboard

zgomot is a simple DSL for writting MIDI music.

A CLI editor built to have an Emacs similar development environment, with ruby in the heart of it instead of Elisp, that will make developing plugins and extensions faster and more enjoyable, this editor is kept to the minimum, anything that could be written as an pluging will be found as a plugin.

Using this gem, you can create ASCII style drawings in your command line, which you can choose to save to a .txt file.

Application that lets you study flashcards on the terminal, Anki-style.

Belajar is the Japanese word for university. With Belajar you can interactively learn the Ruby programming language using the command line.

A Rails engine that provides a beautiful dashboard to monitor and debug HTTP requests, similar to Laravel Telescope. Includes a terminal UI with vim keybindings.