Opinionated Generic IO Connection Manager

Gateway adapter for cassandra-cql. Very experiemental.

Gateway wrapper client for Net::HTTP

Gateway wrapper for memcache-client

Gauntlet is a pluggable means of running code against all the latest gems and storing off the data.

A C extension that wraps the GNU Barcode project. For more Ruby-ish syntax, you should use the Rbarcode gem.

A Ruby gem of calculating the response of Ovarian cancer patient according to levels of CA 125 as defined by the GCIG

Google Cloud Message for Chrome gem

gcm_rails_mongo_mapper is a Ruby on Rails gem based on dondeng's gcm_on_rails gem (https://github.com/dondeng/gcm_on_rails). Same funcionality except this gem works with MongoMapper. This is my first gem so any feedback is greatly appreciated!

A simple dashboard for creating and displaying Graphite graphs

debug with exceptions (because it's fast)

Project which simplifies interaction with GoodData Eventstore storage

PURL doc => Solr hash logic

Racc is a LALR(1) parser generator. It is written in Ruby itself, and generates Ruby program. NOTE: Ruby 1.8.x comes with Racc runtime module. You can run your parsers generated by racc 1.4.x out of the box.

A sinatra based interface for browsing and admiring your gems.

Allows a much easier way to select/deselect a subset of related gems to include in a project

GemExefy is RubyGems plugin aimed to replace batch files (.bat) with executables with the same name. This gem will work only on RubyInstaller Ruby installation and it requires RubyInstaller DevKit. Reason for such replaceming batch files with executable stubs is twofold. When execution of batch file is interrupted with Ctrl-C key combination, user is faced with the confusing question "Terminate batch job (Y/N)?" which is avoided after replacement. Second reason is appearance of processes in Task manager (or Process Explorer). In the case of batch files all processes are visible as ruby.exe. In order to distinguish between them, program arguments must be examined. In addition, having one process name makes it hard to define firewall rules. Having executable versions instead of batch files will facilitate process identification in task list as well as defining firewall rules. Moreover it makes it possible to create selective firewall rules for different Ruby gems. Installing Ruby applications as Windows services should be also much easer when executable stub is used instead of batch file.

Does what it says on the tin.

I use this gem to teach about gems and contributing to open source.

This requires some thought. isn't it?