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

Better exception handling for operating on arrays

Distribute simple tasks to multiple threads with ease

Runs actions based on directories

Opens project in RubyMine, starts guard, starts Rails server.

Make objects to represent and execute operations as steps, one by one, and know if it succeeded.

Tool to make context based aliases of your commands.

Worksection Api Client

An Arduino project build system designed to make Arduino development more fun and less... crappy.

A gem that measures your working time.

Automatically generate pairs and tables for you class from the command line.

Tool for navigating beetwen github based projects and their issues

Manage your projects by git working tree feature

A Ruby gem for managing git worktrees with ease

A CLI tool to create, list, switch between, and remove Git feature worktrees with safety checks and naming conventions

Workup is a workstation provisioning tool that focuses on cross-compatibility and minimal assumptions about the initial state of the machine.

A Ruby interface to the WorkXP API.

A Ruby wrapper around the World Bank's Development Indicators API, with credit to Code for America and Justin Stoller

For caching WorldBank data in a local db

Ruby API to access WorldCat Open Search webservice. Based on WCAPI Gem.