Workflow extension that allows to fork workflows with other workflows and join them at specific states.

This gem provides a workflow construction kit for rails apps. Users can arrange workflow bricks in a sequence for each workflow and add parameters. When a workflow is executed, each workflow brick executes a callback method written in ruby and passes the parameters.

Workflow Manager manages job submissions using dRuby.

Workflow is a finite-state-machine-inspired API for modeling and interacting with what we tend to refer to as 'workflow'. * nice DSL to describe your states, events and transitions * robust integration with ActiveRecord and non relational data stores * various hooks for singl...

Creating a workflow class that organises and supervises micro-services.

workflow_sequel_adapter is a persistence adapter for the Workflow gem. All you do is include this adapter, and `Workflow` will use the `workflow_column` to retrieve and persist the workflow state.

For CMS workflows that allow drafts, publishing and trashing, provides convenient, human-readable methods for an integer based ActiveRecord attribute

Takes `[:one, :two, :three]` and convert it to `{one: :two, two: :three}`

WorkGuide is a CLI tool to manage your routine tasks

Multi-threaded job backend with database queuing for ruby.

Gem to calculate business hours

Helpper to transfer the rvm control to current selected workdir.

Whoa — ☈king's rig

Working calendar specification

Working Class is a todolist syntax that aims at makingit dead simple to write tasks in an human readable way that is also parseable.

Start/stop your work apps for the day

Working Set is a multithreaded custom protocol server with an ncurses-based terminal interface that displays search results with context for better comprehension and easy navigation.

Store your working/worked time simply. This gem gives simple CLI tool.

Gem that helps you hide and show work in progress.

workit solves the following dilemma: As a developer In order to kep track of my time easily and reliably I want to be able to do so in a terminal