The Cont module provides methods for working with continuations. Continuations are a way to save the execution state of a program so that it can be resumed later. They are used for advanced control flow structures such as coroutines, generators, and so on. Ruby have a built-in support for continuations, but it is deprecated and should not be used. This implementation uses the 'fiber' library based on https://github.com/minoki/delimited-continuations-in-lua . That library is released under the MIT license. Caution: The continuations of this implementation are 'one-shot', So they can only be resumed once. If you try to resume a dead continuation, an exception will be raised.

Plumbing for running mappers and reducers inside Docker containers

Manage local development environments with Docker

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Ruby bindings for the CONTENTdm API

Generic support for filters applied in context

Shows you context for ECS services and containers.

Provides an easy way to create and raise custom exceptions with the contextual information of previously raised system exceptions in Ruby >= 2.0.0

Distributed scheduling of jobs

CI server for running integration tests using webrick

Generate an image containing your GitHub contribution calendar.

Use Case: RBAC (Role-Based Access Control), security for API Server and any scenario that need fine-grained or flexible access control

prevent automatic access to controller instance variables and enforce exposure via helper methods

conversation_forms allows you to create a form that runs as a chat conversation for the ultimate user experience

Convert media like images, video, audio, and text that are in commonly used formats into other commonly used formats.

This gem is under development don't use it

# cookbook_sdk [](https://badge.fury.io/rb/cookbook_sdk) [](https://travis-ci.org/Mindera/cookbook_sdk) [](https://coveralls.io/github/Mindera/cookbook_sdk?branch=master) Helpers for chef cookbook development and provisioning.

A Ruby gem for macOS machines to report on Applications

cookieless_sessions implements a fallback mechanism for keeping Session-IDs (via GET-Parameter) on clients that doesn't support or allow cookies.

A library for working with Set-Cookie data in Ruby