Ruby library for updating Geckoboard Custom Widgets. Uses Faraday for HTTP requests and designed to work with the async API

This is a simple slideshow app using Hyalite(https://github.com/youchan/hyalite). Its purpose are one of examples for Hyalite and also intend to be used as pratical presentation tool.

Git Game Show is a multiplayer game that tests your team's knowledge of Git with various mini-games like author quizzes, commit message quizzes, and more.

Sinatra live

Async framework for writing API servers

Grenache Base Client implementation.

http client for Grenache

Websocket client for Grenache

Load-balanced (multi-headed) SOCKS5 proxy

Asciidoctor Hyla - Command Line tool to create new project, watch modifications, generate content, publish or consult it live !

An IRC bot using EventMachine, and perhaps ØMQ one day.

Jabbot is a Ruby micro-framework for creating Jabber/MUC bots, heavily inspired by Sinatra and Twibot. I modified the code of Twibot to fit my needs. The original Twibot code by Christian Johansen is located at: http://github.com/cjohansen/twibot It's as easy as definig a small mess...

A pure ruby interface for Amazon Kinesis Client.

GitLab WebHoook for automated Chef Server uploads.

logtrend is an HTTP log parser built on top of event machine, generating rrd graphs of usage matching patterns you define.

Marvin is a library (also usable in framework / application form) that makes it simple and fast to build applications around IRC. With an emphasis on making common tasks (e.g. replies, bots using method call style syntax and the like) easy, whilst still making it possible to do more complex thing...

Requires an evented Ruby dispatcher, like Thin

Simple syslog integration into EventMachine at the class level.

Mockingbird emulates the Twitter Streaming API using a simple script-like configuration that makes it easy to test code that connects to the Streaming API. Mockingbird can be used to simulate bad data, unexpected status codes, hard disconnects, etc. Mockingbird uses ev...

Ruby Daemon collects statistics via UDP packets, stores them in Mongo, and then views them via a user friendly Sintra app.