GNOME application for managing collections of books

Easy-to-use gem to check in to Southwest flights automatically. Also supports sending email notifications.

It is a Ruby client for Zerocracy API, allowing you to check your job statuses, upload and download binaries, lock/unlock them, manage durables, and do everything else that is possible to do via the HTTP API.

BOSH CPI

A library for encrypting and decrypting uploaded files. Supports Ruby OpenSSL::Cipher and OpenSSL::PKCS5 Strategies.

DB Schema management tool

API-powered email delivery for Ruby apps with support for Postmark, SendGrid, Mailgun and more.

Lightweight structured logging for Ruby applications

A small, lightweight and extensible DynDNS server written with Ruby and Rack.

Dynopoker is a gem that will make your ruby based heroku app self pinging system, preventing single dyno from falling asleep

Event Sourcing Library

Create mock server from Openapi specification

Run every test in a fork to avoid pollution and get clean output per test

Analyzes Git repository commit log to compute developer working hours, weekly activity, and to detect death marches in software development. It computes the timing statistics based on the timestamps of each commit and the intervals between them. Useful for verifying developer time sheets and for tax purposes and it supports filtering for a specific tax year. See https://github.com/rietta/git_time_extractor/wiki.

A reusable Grape JWT authentication concern

Ruby library for integrating with http://Insight.ly . This gem makes it easy to talk to their recently released REST API. This includes dealing with Contacts, Opportunities, Organisations, and Tasks. It was originally develped for http://www.truckingoffice.com

Generate static sites with Jekyll based on RDF data

Jets is a Serverless Deployment Service. Jets makes it easy to deploy and run your app on Serverless. It packages up your code and runs it on AWS Lambda. Jets can deploy Rails, Sinatra, and any Rack app.

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