Fast constraint solver with user-friendly API

"What now ?!" Is a feedback system to integrate within your rails apps. Reviewers of your product can annotate your web pages with comments, replies etc..

Executable for finding todo comments on directories

Wrapper for the Whatpulse API. Allows retrieval of key and click counts

Whatsa harnesses the POWER OF WIKIPEDIA, allowing you to quickly search a word or phrase and receive a short (one paragraph) summary about that subject, right from the command line! Type 'more' to get a longer summary, 'other' to pick a specific category about that subject, and more. If you're too vague, Whatsa allows you to select from a disambiguation of topics.

A comprehensive Ruby SDK for the WhatsApp Business Cloud API with support for sending messages, managing media, templates, and more. Includes debug logging and comprehensive error handling.

Flatiron Shcool project for a CLI Data scraping gem

See what's being added and removed from Netflix this month

Know when is the next RER A to Paris from Joinville-Le-Pont in order to leave work at the good time!

Provides a low-level up route for load balancers. Useful for injecting before loggin, so load balancers don't pollute the log.

RSpec Support files - Given-When-Then, and more

Helps you to get back in a project after some idle time or to contribute to a OpenSource project by telling you what you can do on the project.

Provides Current Recommendations and Reviews from Vulture.com for Best Reviewed and Recently Added Movies/Television Depending on the Streaming Services a User Indicates They have Access to.

whatup is a simple server-based instant messaging application using TCP sockets. It was created for educational purposes. It is in development, and currently is both simplified and insecure. Please be careful.

Hooks into program lifecycle to display error messages to you in a helpufl way, with inlined code, colour, and helpful heuristics about what might be the cause.

Cleans out crashing patterns in Whatsapp database for iOS8 Beta

Thes gem calculate the difference between two date time values. The output depends on the input given.

This gem exposes a command line that creates a new ticket in WebHelpDesk through its API.\n It is quite specific to a scenario I am working on, bit I might make it more general down the line.

command-line utility for BitBucket pull requests

Wheel of Fortune solver using basic map/reduce concepts and file system index