Aspire Budget is a free zero-based envelope-style budgeting spreadsheet built with Google Sheets by Matthew Alcorn. This gem aims to provide an expressive Ruby interface to it.

Provides a DSL for describing required and optional (with defaults) parameters for object initialization. The initializer accepts an options hash and/or yields a builder object to a block.

Allows for compact checks (Python style)

Assertiva's API client written in Ruby.

Extra assertions for minitest

Asynchronous javascript, stylesheet for rails app

Rails assets deployer

compiles and serves static assets

Don't ask why this necessary. Believe this necessary!

Classes and utils for manipulate with 1C:Enterprise application instances also known as "InfoBase" or "Information Base"

More about infobase see https://github.com/leoniv/ass_maintainer-info_base

Use reflection to spec ActiveRecord associations

This is an alternative implementation of the observer pattern. As you may know, Ruby (and Rails/ActiveRecord) already have an implementation of it. This implementation is a variation of the pattern, so it is not supposed to supersede the existing implementations, but "complete" them for the specific use-cases addressed.

Provides features for easy access to 1C:Enterprise applications and 1C:Enterprise servers from Ruby code

Features for hot plug a ConfigurationExtension to 1C:Enterprise application instance (aka infobase) and some more

Shared snippets for ass_ole gem

It make possible to write tests for 1C:Enterprise on Ruby easy. Access to 1C runtime via OLE. Works only in Windows or Cygwin!!!

Wrapper for 1C configuration updates service

A programming language for configuring servers

A server configuration framework