Wraps ffmpeg to read metadata and transcodes videos. Copy with changes on github.com/streamio/streamio-ffmpeg

Ruby-based accessibility testing for Jekyll and other static sites

Ruby as a Daemon lightweight service wrapper

A Ruby gem to interact with the FAA's ADIP API, which provides access to airport information, runways, facilities, and weather data.

A Ruby gem to interact with the FAA's APRA API, which provides access to aeronautical chart publications and download endpoints.

A Ruby gem to interact with the FAA's NOTAM API, which provides real-time notifications of changes in the National Airspace System (NAS).

Easily create daemons in Totem projects (fork of Raad gem)

Raamen is a Rack and SQLite based MVC web framework. It contains modules to provide basic and necessary features of web app components as well as helpful Rack middleware, cookie manipulation, and CLI to make the development process faster and easier.

Rails Assets Buidler (RAB) builds Rails asset as a gem from a bower project.

Rabal is the Ruby Architecture for Building Applications and Libraries. Taking ideas from Haskell's Cabal, the Hoe and Rubyforge projects, rabal is a generalised project generation tool for initial creation of the files and directories considered necessary in any ruby project.

RabbiRack provides Web interface for Rabbit. You can control your slide from your browser such as your smartphone. It means that you can talk in front of audience instead of in front of your computer.

A simplified interface for RPC over RabbitMQ.

High performance background job processing

Rabbiter receives comments from twitter and sends them to Rabbit. Rabbit shows them in your slides. It is very useful when you talk on public event.

A gem providing asynchronous event publish and subscribe capabilities with RabbitMQ.

file byte split module

Hat is a light weight distributed worker framework backed by RabbitMQ built on top of Bunny

Background jobs on RabbitMQ

Rabbit is another Zawgyi <=> Unicode Converter under MIT liecnse.

High level classes (consumers, producers, publishers...) for a Ruby application to use RabbitMQ.