Shoot The Other Node In The Head (with a nerf gun)

A wrapper for ruby net/http, supports http/https, RESTful methods, headers, certificate and file uploads

A simple way to make calls on Linkedin's API

Include EzlySerialize in any object you wish to serialize. EzlySerialize provides a serialize and a deserialize instance method and can be configured to use any serializer that implements an interface similar to JSON (specifically dump and load methods)

Paypal express checkout plugin

eztv_scraper looks for any selected show on eztv.io and saves magnet links of every single available episode into a JSON file.

Retrofacebook. Interact via the commandline.

A Ruby wrapper around Facebook feed APIs. Currently, Facebook Group and Feed APIs are supported.

A transparent facebook api implementation that doesn't obscure requests

This is a Facebook OAuth library for Ruby.

Facebook SDK for Graph API

This is a plugin that allows you to post to your Facebook wall using Siri.

Test users are extremely handy for testing your Facebook applications. This gem lets you create and delete users and make them befriend one another. It is intended to make testing your Facebook applications slightly less painful.

A scraper to backup your facebook account (albums, photos, notes, users, video). Why a scraper instead of using facebook apps? Logging in as a user gives you access to more data and it's harder to block.

Simple wrapper for face.com api.

A primitive in-memory collection of key-value records known as "facts," with an ability to insert facts, add properties to facts, and delete facts. There is no ability to modify facts. It is also possible to find facts using Lisp-alike query predicates. An entire factbase may be exported to a binary file and imported back.

Benchmark for facter

A programmer's static site compiler.

FakeCRM is a mock implementation for the Infopark WebCRM. It can be used for offline local development and automated testing.

Fake Dropbox server written using the Sinatra framework. For development and testing purposes, no real authentication and users, stores files on the local machine. Can be used either as a standalone app listening on a port (language agnostic) or intercept calls to the real Dropbox in Ruby apps.