ExactTarget is a client system for communicating with the ExactTarget email system. The client supports the most up-to-date XML API and is capable of uploading email pastes, images and retrieving lists of subscribers, emails and more.

This Gem is used to test basic gem interactions - it was generated with jeweler

Utilities for handling exceptions

I had a lot of XML transformation to do and the requirements kept changing, so I sat down and wrote something that was easy to modify.

Generates a classes (or class like things) that can translate currency values in a specific currency to a number of other currencies. Other currency sources and new formats can be added.

provides access to exigo's API without 'very much' knowledge of soap

Exchange journalling wraps emails as a MIME attachment of a journal message. This extracts the original message our of a journal message

Serialize request response

Tables to persist experimental data in Yaml format

ExStruct is expandable OpenStruct.For example, ExStruct.new.foo.bar.baz = :hello

This gem interacts with Amazon's S3 service to give the user the ability to backup their Engine Yard databases and store them locally. This gem should allow the user to easily automate the process of grabbing the most recent database backup from S3. You can include as many databases in an environment as desired. To get started, check out the documentation.

Cute command line IP addy getter.

Used by snapshots and services (was going to be used by backups)

Shoot The Other Node In The Head (with a nerf gun)

This gem is easily health-checking your server

factory_girl provides a framework and DSL for defining and using factories - less error-prone, more explicit, and all-around easier to work with than fixtures.

Gives you a fist full of code metrics

HTTP server mocking tool

An algorithm to merge related nodes of two taxonomic hierarchies with synonym information

Easy fasta filtering, wrapping, calculating common statistics, sorting etc. Based on the fasta_tool script that I think was written by Jason Stajich.