See the Ruby code running in your app.

Serves mostly static pages with blocks of editable copy.

Ruby wrapper for Copyscape API

Lightweight Resource-Based Presence Solution with CableReady

This framework lets you build & easily layout dashboards with your own custom widgets. Use it to make a status boards for your ops team, or use it to track signups, conversion rates, or whatever else metrics you'd like to see in one spot. Included with the framework are ready-made widgets for you to use or customize. All of this code was extracted out of a project at Shopify that displays dashboards on TVs around the office.

Create database backups to share with others across your dev team. Other developers can restore from backups you've created.

debugger is a fast implementation of the standard Ruby debugger debug.rb. It is implemented by utilizing a new Ruby C API hook. The core component provides support that front-ends can build on. It provides breakpoint handling, bindings for stack frames among other things.

A MIDI arpeggiator in Ruby

CLI helper for creating Discourse themes

Basic functionality for connecting and making requests on EPP (Extensible Provisioning Protocol) servers

Template style checking for GitHub Ruby repositories

Exotel api wrapper.

A fast, micro-framework for Ruby that should be run under EventMachine servers (thin)

Treat fixtures like factories and factories like fixtures

AMQP output plugin for Fluent

Input plugin to snmp

A Ruby interface to Gmail API (NO IMAP, NO SMTP). Search, read and send multipart emails; archive, mark as read/unread, delete emails; and manage labels. Everything is done through the Gmail API without going through IMAP or SMTP Protocol

google4r-checkout is a lightweight, framework-agnostic Ruby library to access the Google Checkout service and implement notification handlers. It exposes object-oriented wrappers for all of Google Checkout's API commands and notifications.

Because Blogojevich would be too tough to remember. It's a pluggable blogging system for Rails 3.

This project aims to replace the builtin git-http-backend CGI handler distributed with C Git with a Rack application. By default, Grack uses calls to git on the system to implement Smart HTTP. Since the git-http-backend is really just a simple wrapper for the upload-pack and receive-pack processes with the '--stateless-rpc' option, this does not actually re-implement very much. However, it is possible to use a different backend by specifying a different Adapter.