Generates UML-Diagrams by tracing an application

Ruwiki is a simple, extensible Wiki-clone written in Ruby. It supports both CGI and WEBrick interfaces, templates, and CSS formatting. This Wiki differs from most other Wikis in that it supports project namespaces, so that two topics may be named the same for differing projects without colliding or having to resort to odd naming conventions. Please see the ::Ruwiki project in the running Wiki for more information. Ruwiki %RV#% has German and Spanish translations available.

RVideo allows you to inspect and process video files.

Solve problems, learn shell commands

Simple method annotations like in java or Python methods decorators

Use the snp-search tool to create, import, manipulate and query your SNP database

This let's you automatically type up your codebase by instrumenting code, (e.g. using the test suite of the project).

Specdiff aims to improve both RSpec's and WebMock's diffing by applying opinionated heuristics, and comes with integrations (monkey-patches) for both. Particularly noteworthy improvements are made to working with deeply nested hash/array structures in RSpec, and plaintext/xml request bodies in WebMock.

Render views from controller specs for comparision

An easy-to-use test harness that runs assertions before and after and executable is run

Use bundler to generate gem tarball packages - server!

A declarative sax parsing library backed by Nokogiri.

Executable Feature scenarios

Executable Feature scenarios

Behaviour Driven Development with elegance and joy

StrokeDB is an embeddable, distributed, document-based database written in Ruby. It is schema-free (allowing you to define any attribute on any object at any time), it scales infinitely, it even allows free versioning and integrates perfectly with Ruby applications.

Logging where nested sections (blocks) in code become nested XML elements in the log

TAU mobile framework

A cross-platform replacement for git-gui based on wxruby

Compare two strings, or arrays, and get failed results back in an easy to distinguish LCS output.