footballdata-12xpert - download, convert & import 22+ top football leagues from 25 seasons back to 1993/94 from Joseph Buchdahl (12Xpert)'s Football Data website (football-data.co.uk) up and running since 2001 (and updated twice a week)

footballdata-api - get football data via Daniel Freitag's football-data.org api v4

footballdb - football.db.stats - add-on to sport.db for football stats etc.

footballdb-clubs - the world's top football clubs

footballdb-data - built-in (default) football data incl. leagues & cups, clubs, grounds, and more

footballdb-leagues - the world's top football leagues 'n' cups

football-timezones - time & timezone helpers for football (league) data

football-to-psql - load / read football.txt datafiles into a postgresql database

football-to-sqlite - load / read football.txt datafiles into a sqlite database

footty - football.db command line tool for national & int'l football club leagues (& cups) from around the world (bonus - incl. world cup, euro and more)

An exporter for David Dollar's Foreman[https://github.com/ddollar/foreman] that outputs service directories that can be managed by 'supervise' from DJB's daemontools[http://cr.yp.to/daemontools.html].

forkify.rb makes it easy to process a bunch of data using 'n' worker processes. It is based off of forkoff and threadify by Ara Howard. It aims to be safe to use on Ruby 1.8.6+ and Ruby 1.9.1+

Fortran utilities. Currently, only provides Fortran 90/95/2003 dependencies.

Fortran 90/95/2003 utilities. Currently, only provides Fortran 90/95/2003 dependencies. (Note: this is a fork of the original fortran gem, since the ability to push that gem has been lost

fotos - manage fotos on the command line

A web-scraping interface to freebase.com, the open and shared database of the world's knowledge.

A web-scraping interface to freebase.com, the open and shared database of the world's knowledge.

FreshBooks.rb: FreshBooks API wrapper for Ruby

the goal of frett is to provide a much quicker search functionality than ack on large projects. it's built on top of the 'ferret' and 'listen' gems.

Blender is like ant or make for the front-end. It aggregates and compresses CSS and/or JavaScript assets for a site into efficient, production-ready files.