slubydoo was developed by: efishman

Remote database downloader

A simple FTP wrapper for nice readability. Is compatible with spectre-core.

get current currency spot rates with ruby

Sync files to and from a Squarespace Developer site over SFTP

A wrapper for net/ssh to make running commands more fun

Funções que copia arquivo para o SMART via SSH

Svengali offers means to manage and operate distributed machines easier than by other tools like shell script

SwitchTower is a framework and utility for executing commands in parallel on multiple remote machines, via SSH. The primary goal is to simplify and automate the deployment of web applications.

A small collection of base classes used for interacting with remote machines over ssh. With them, you can use AMQP (via Symphony) to run batch commands, execute templates as scripts, and perform any batch/remoting stuff you can think of without the need of separate client agents.

Makes it so you can set a remote destination for thor's actions (via ssh/sftp)

Metapackage to install gems provided by Turbot.

Vagrant is a tool for building and distributing virtualized development environments.

Litle Online Ruby SDK created for version 8.18 of Litle XML format, see the XSD schema for specific fields that are supported by this format. This gem contains an application interface in the Ruby programming language created by Litle & Co.

Report Processing for WorldPay/Vantiv/LitleOnline

A build system that doesn't suck

Simple tool to backup databases (MySQL, PostgreSQL and MongoDB) and filesystem locally or to Amazon S3 (with optional encryption)

Wake is a very simplistic synchronisation tool for web applications. You can set up three envioronments (test, development and production) and use wither FTP or SFTP to sync your sites.

WebTranslateIt-Safe is a simple tool to backup databases (MySQL and PostgreSQL) and files. Backups can be stored locally or remotely and can be encrypted. Remote storage is supported on Amazon S3 or just plain SFTP/SCP.

A static web site generator.