Haml (HTML Abstraction Markup Language) is a layer on top of XHTML or XML that's designed to express the structure of XHTML or XML documents in a non-repetitive, elegant, easy way, using indentation rather than closing tags and allowing Ruby to be embedded with ease....

webgen is used to generate static websites from templates and content files (which can be written in a markup language). It can generate dynamic content like menus on the fly and comes with many powerful extensions.

Exposing Pulp's juiciest components to the Ruby world.

Tickle is a date/time helper gem to help parse natural language into a recurring pattern. Tickle is designed to be a compliment of Chronic and can interpret things such as "every 2 days, every Sunday, Sundays, Weekly, etc.

A Chef convergence integration test harness

A Ruby wrapper around the World Bank's Development Indicators API

A Ruby wrapper for the Yammer REST API

Simple ruby wrapper for the YellowPages' Yellow API

A Ruby wrapper for the Active API

Ruby DSL documentation tool

Caboodle is a Rack and Sinatra-based framework for creating websites which combine information from various online services. There are Kits for many of the larger services, which provide a way to retrieve and display photos, videos, blog posts, status updates and so on. Caboodle normalises the di...

Test-Kitchen Provisioner that runs Chef Zero in a Scheduled Task

A Ruby wrapper for the FullContact API

Simple Ruby wrapper for the Hacker News Search API

Fiona Connector for Infopark CMS Fiona enables you to develop modern, dynamic web applications using Ruby on Rails and at the same time display CMS managed content.

The Rails Connector for Infopark CMS Fiona enables you to develop modern, dynamic Web 2.0 applications using Ruby on Rails and at the same time display CMS managed content.

JSI offers an Object-Oriented representation for JSON data using JSON Schemas

Hack with haml, sass, jquery and coffee-script!

Proton lets you create static websites from a bunch of files written in HAML, Textile, Sass, or any other templating language.

Enjoy static routes in your Rails `config/routes.rb`