Ruby client for BriteVerify API

Allows to use alternative words endings: -ise instead of -ize etc. Defines `is_an?` as an alias of the is_a? method. Provides a module to use `initialise` in your classes.

Bleacher Report tag models extension

Analyses file, extracts consumption information on calls, internet usage and SMS

An opinionated web framework build on web standards

Do some browser detection with Ruby.

Bubblefish uses various language APIs to take a single word as a starting point to give you similar words in various languages.

A command line tool for creating S3 Buckets and matching access keys

A CodeRunner module to help you do your budget

Alarm clock that randomly plays a song or a video from YouTube or your local collection.

Buffering jobs for a certain period and invoke specific method if two or more similer jobs in a buffer.

Use this as a channel to execute methods from another object, stash'em up but do not run until you are certain.. or clear the whole stack of execution. then start over.

domestication for cordova

A buildr plugin contributing a new packaging method to package your project as a IzPack installer.

Personally frequently used methods for builtin classes, e.g., String, Array, etc. These methods are not implemented in Ruby and are doubted to offer to be implemented into Ruby core system. A main target is my personal programming.

bulker is library that privides bulk execution functionality for paging and buffering.

Bullhorn API gem for a rails environment

With this gem, you can efficiently create beautiful index and form pages, and form fields with labels using the Bulma CSS library. You can also create embedded, editable multi-object subforms.

Sibext Bumper OK ("Бамперок" in russian) iOS and Android scripts for generation version of apps

buncher implements a variant of the popular k-means clustering algorithm as a native ruby extension. The variant uses the technique described in http://www.ee.columbia.edu/~dpwe/papers/PhamDN05-kmeans.pdf in order to find the best value of K.