An example of a simple data security system.

to learn how to publish a gem

Mythal is a command-line dice roller. Supports d4-d20. e.g. mythal roll 1d20 | mythal roll 3d6

ruby package for demo purposes

A simple gem to parse mzIdentML (mzid) files

A tool for managing a TaskPaper file of project todos for the current directory. Easily create "next actions" to come back to, add tags and priorities, and notes. Add prompt hooks to display your next actions automatically when cd'ing into a directory.

NAC stands for "not another config"

Apply NACO normaliation to a string. This is just a tiny wrapper around code taken from https://code.google.com/p/oclcNacoNormalizerr/

https://github.com/tsukasaoishi/n_adic_number

Splunk monitoring in Nagios

A library and tools for parsing boolean expressions. It could be especially useful in the case you want, in a program, to allow users define they own set of blocking/passing rules or conditions based on a given set of variables.

NamedStruct is a drop-in replacement for Ruby's built-in Struct, that supports initialization via keyword arguments rather than positional arguments.

NameFormatter provides advanced name parsing and formatting capabilities, handling personal names from various cultures, company names, and names with prefixes and suffixes. It correctly formats particles, preserves app...

Nameit is a small zero-dependency library and tool that helps you generate a random name for a project, database, session--you decide. You get glorious - style names such as "pushy-clock" and "lovely-ducks" or ask for a random number on the end to give you names like "numberless-cactus-123" and "...

namelib is a Ruby fork of NameCase, a library for converting denormalized names to be properly cased.

Name Masker gem for personal needs.

Parse and normalize names.

nametrainer is a name learning trainer using the Qt GUI toolkit. It will assist you in learning people's names from a collection of images.

Names as first class citizens

Name generator written in Ruby.