Gemma is a gem development helper like hoe and jeweler, but it keeps the gemspec in a gemspec file, instead of in a Rakefile. This helps your gem to play nicely with commands like gem and bundle, and it allows gemma to provide rake tasks with sensible defaults for many common gem development tasks.

minitest practice

Some general ruby language utils, including a gem generator. See http://github.com/maxpleaner/gemmy for more detail

Brew lib.

GUI for zBar

Death Stare

Enter a path and gemshine will recursively explore every ruby project and show you both the latest version and the current version of each gem in your Gemfile.

Poor man's license finder for rubygems, that might work

A new gem generator. Nothing more, nothing less.

Are your gems taking up too much disk space? Documentation got you down? Comments stuck in your craw? Tests taking too much space? Fix all that by with <tt>gem tldr</tt>. I know that disk space is at a premium these days with an introductory netbook or a small AWS EC2 instance containing a mere 160GB. <tt>gem tldr</tt> removes the test directory, build artifacts like .c and .h files, comments in your ruby source files and comments in your ruby source.

Small gem that handles exceptions when you call Gem::Version.new with invalid input.

Gemwork is an abstract framework used by pdobb's Ruby Gems.

A module which allows the GENE gyrokinetic code to be run using the CodeRunner framework.

Parses gene ontology .obo files, links terms through `is_a` and provides methods to find levels and traverse the tree.

Allows getting general time between two instances of Date/Time classes

The tool validates the input predicted genes and provides useful information (length validation, gene merge validation, sequence duplication checking, ORF finding) based on the similarities to genes in public databases.

A Web App wrapper for GeneValidator, a program for validating gene predictions.

ruby library to read genome data

Generate iOS style password

Create elasticsearch for Rails 5