A fork of clockwork. Under development.

A fully-featured Tic Tac Toe engine implemented in Rust with Ruby bindings via Magnus (tic-tac-toe-magnus-rb). Supports move validation, win/draw detection, ASCII board rendering, and an unbeatable minimax AI opponent. Exists mostly to practice Ruby + Rust gem packaging with Nix.

a gem that plays tic tac toe

Change colors from hex to rgb or named value

Tight engine for Swift CMS

Integrates Axlsx with Tilt

tilt-indirect adds indirection for tilt templates. For example, you can have a foo.indirect template that when render renders a separate template (e.g. /path/to/bar.erb).

Add Knitr to Tilt

Adds support Livescript to tilt.

Add Mustache to Tilt

Tiltout is a small abstraction on top of Tilt that allows you to render templates with optional layouts, share state between layout and template, register helper modules and optionally cache templates.

tilt-pipeline allows you to easily construct rendering pipelines using tilt. For example, you can register the scss.erb pipeline so that your scss templates will be preprocessed by ERB before being processed by sass.

tilt-rails_erb adds supports ERB templates using Rails' ERB handler, which is different than standard ERB in that it supports using <tt><%= foo do %><% end %></tt> syntax and it auto-escapes output.

Ruby wrapper for MIT Libraries' TIMDEX Discovery API

Parses arbitray time-range inputs into typical time-tracking app data structure.

Displays time compactly.

Helps Wildland employees know how much time they have tracked, what their target hours are, and more.

Use GIT logs to give an estimation of spent time & costs of your projects.

Gem for working with timed, ordered items.

Gem for creating time distribution management systems