Gidget is a minimalist blog engine designed to run on Heroku with a Git-based workflow.

Shows you a giraffe right from your command line! Thanks to Bryan Woods and Kitty.

A Ruby wrapper for the Giraffi API

Removes all of the old branches that have been merged into master

Golem provides an easy way to host and manage access to git repositories on a server under a single user.

Github style assets bundling in a Rails 3 engine

a gem to have the same output as the github branch list page

Since you can't delete GitHub repos via the API, you have to pretend to be a web browser. This is probably very fragile and could stop working at any time.

Manage a remote gitolite-admin repository.

Easy gitosis configuration

Provides a set of git workflow tools to start and finish Pivotal Tracker stories in topic branches

gitreport keeps track of your projects. It collects info about commited and pushed data, submits it to gitreport.com and provides a gorgous frontend to examine, discover and extract the data that you need to generate the payment recipes for your customers, measure your performance, find gaps and get an overview about your work. No longer searching or `what did I commit when and where`...

Installs additional 'smart' git commands, like `git smart-pull`. Ruby 3 compatible version.

Autosync watched directories in git

Easily push and pull from remote repositories without running into conflicts.

Provide you an elegant Git workflow

The aim of Give is to make contributing to open source projects on Github just that bit easier, by wrapping some simple commands around a common workflow.

OAuth and simle models for Glitch API

Glitch IME using Google CGI API for Japanese Input

Use globalize3 helpers in your views. Forked from https://github.com/fidel/batch_translations