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Use ruby to configure JsTestDriver, capture browsers and run tests.

A Ruby wrapper for the SBA APIs.

Formats the rspec results beautifully in html

SDK to construct SCA scanners

This is scalarium API wrapper, allowing to execute API calls to scalarium backend

Ruby bindings for Scalaris forked from official Scalaris bindings

Elasticsearch alias-based partitions for scalable indexing and searching

Super Scale Caching Framework - Core

provides a connection to scalr and a non exhuastive list of api calls as methods.

scbi_mapreduce brings parallel and distributed computing capabilities to your code, with a very easy to use framework that allows you to exploit your clustered or cloud computational resources.

scbi_queue_system (SQS) handles a simple queue of jobs executions over multiple machines (clustered installation) or your own personal computer.

The US Census can be hard to digest for mere mortals. Geographic data is hidden away in shapefiles, a format unsupported by the freely available mapping sites like Google Maps and OpenStreetMap. Map servers, like GeoServer and MapServer have support for shapefiles, but those solutions are often too much for smaller organizations to set up and maintain. Scensus is a project to bring simple mapping of US Census data to the rest of us. Scensus-utils is a set of ruby scripts and files necessary to transform the census data in use for the Scensus project. You do not need to install Scensus-utils to run Scensus, but they are provided to foster further collaboration on the techniques and tools used to map.

Use cucumber to test native iOS apps via Frank

Use cucumber to test native iOS apps via Frank

The official `github` command line helper for simplifying your GitHub experience.

Official Ruby gem for validating resumes against the Schema Resume JSON Schema - comprehensive CV/Resume validation with JSON-LD support

API testing against declarative schemas

Validate student emails with ease using the Ruby wrapper for the ScholarCheck API