Easy OEmbed integration for Ruby (and Rails).

This module allows Ruby programs to interface with "RSA Security Inc. PKCS #11 Cryptographic Token Interface (Cryptoki)".

Scruffy is a Ruby library for generating high quality, good looking graphs. It is designed to be easy to use and highly customizable.

A lightweight singleton library for your Active Record models. It just makes sense to store mutable, site-wide, admin-level settings in the database. Right? A key-value table may be more flexible, but maybe we don't want to be flexible! If you truly want that flexibility: http://github.com/stephencelis/kvc

extensible open source social network platform

extensible open source social network platform

Vlad plugin for Git support. This was previously part of Vlad, but all modules outside the core recipe have been extracted.

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A set of bindings between Ruby and Mapnik. Supports many of the common uses for Mapnik, and one day, might support all of them. Rendering is available using the standard AGG library, or additionally via Cairo, if the rcairo gem is installed and Mapnik has been compiled with Cairo support.

Want to write iPhone unit tests? Want to write them in Ruby?

A set of enhancements to the standard library benchmark.rb

bitcat - bit cat(alog) browser - browse your (digital) bit(s) collections; browse your (crypto) kitties and more

Chit is A command line tool for cheat sheet utility based on git.

This is a remarkably trivial package that makes simply HTML-based presentations from a set up source files written using Textile. It's designed to help when creating slides that contain lots of code, as it allows code to be embedded from external source files. This means that the code that you embed can come from running (and tested) programs. The code in the resulting slides is syntax highlighted, and is hyperlinked to the original source file, allowing that file to be brought up in Textmate.

A gemified version of Syck from Ruby's stdlib. Syck has been removed from Ruby's stdlib, and this gem is meant to bridge the gap for people that haven't updated their YAML yet.

cryptopunks - generate your own 24×24 pixel punk images from text prompts incl. 2x/4x/8x zoom for bigger sizes (or crop 'n' save tiles from all-in-one composites incl. the True Official Matt & John's® Punks sha256-verified original 10 000 unique character collection)

cryptopunks-graphql - (lite) cryptopunks (http json) graphql api / client

csvpack - work with tabular data packages using comma-separated values (CSV) datafiles in text with datapackage.json; download, read into and query comma-separated values (CSV) datafiles with your SQL database (e.g. SQLite, PostgreSQL, ...) of choice and much more

Faster, Better, Simpler.

Several methods in ActiveRecord skip validations, callbacks, or both. In my extremely humble but also extremely correct opinion, it's too easy to accidentally use these. Do Not Want kills those methods dead so you won't cut yourself on them: >> User.new.update_attribute(:foo, 5) DoNotWant::NotSafe: User#update_attribute isn't safe because it skips validation