Tabulous provides an easy way to add tabs to your Rails application.

Ruby library and command line utility to interact with the Tumblr API.

This gem allows you to deploy your rails application to the Engine Yard cloud directly from the command line.

Arvados command line tools, git commit 3bd0d1f3d3274630991682aaa417987f836aaa64

Howitzer uses the best practices and design patterns allowing to generate a test project in less than 5 minutes. It has out-of-the-box configurations for parallel cross-browser testing in the cloud.

Ruby Adapter for Raygun

A ruby wrapper for sir trevor content

By extending Spree Drop Ship to enable supplier payments Spree works as a Marketplace.

Many authors (Michael Feathers, Sandi Metz) have shown that an evaluation of churn vs complexity of files in software projects provide a valuable metric towards code quality. This is another take on the matter, for ruby code, using the `churn` and `flog` projects.

Client command line tools for interacting with the CloudFoundry User Account and Authorization (UAA) server. The UAA is an OAuth2 Authorization Server so it can be used by webapps and command line apps to obtain access tokens to act on behalf of users. The tokens can then be used to access prot...

facy: first colorful terminal client for facebook

To have all your data in one place: the database

Twig is your personal Git branch assistant. It's a command-line tool for listing your most recent branches, and for remembering branch details for you, like issue tracker ids and todos. It supports subcommands, like automatically fetching statuses from your issue tracking system. It's flexible en...

A Ruby database driver for ClickHouse (also Clickhouse CLI and web GUI included)

The nifty Ruby gui toolkit. An easy to use gui toolkit built with scripting in mind.

A Ruby interface to the Giphy API.

A simple gem to more elegantly place a staging server or other in-progress application behind a basic codeword. It’s easy to implement, share with clients/collaborators, and more beautiful than the typical password-protection sheet.

Open a gem's source directory with either the default editor, or a specified command.

Raise now so you don't pay later

uffizzi-cli