Simple wrapper around wepay's api'

Repository abstraction

Provides easy access to the WePredict data mining API

interact with wercker API, Deeper integration with wercker.

Pulls story descriptions and names from tracker

Wesabot is a Campfire bot framework we've been using and developing at Wesabe since not long after our inception. It started as a way to avoid parking tickets near our office ("Wes, remind me in 2 hours to move my car"), and has evolved into an essential work aid. When you enter the room, Wes greets you with a link to the point in the transcript where you last left. You can also ask him to bookmark points in the transcript, send an sms message (well, an email) to someone, or even post a tweet, among other things. His functionality is easily extendable via plugins.

Wesender - RubyOnRails application integration library

WESI (Web Semantic interactive) is a DSL for semantic web tasks

Tools for interacting with Wesnoth Markup Language, MP Server and such.

Wisely Explicit State Machine

Ruby Websocket Client with the idea of simplicity and efficiency.

This gem contains a set of tools and extensions that West Arete uses to report on Pivotal Tracker across all of its projects. Goals: * Extract the set of stories that are available to work on across all active projects * Validate stories in the backlog to ensure that they meet our standards * Report on completed iterations for billing and reporting purposes * Wedge the following additional information into each feature: * Risk * Price

A common gem for pagination

Ruby bindings for using WeTransfer's Public API.

Fetches weather data using the OpenWeatherMap API

Manage your graph databases with Ruby

A catalog of recent remote job listings found on weworkremotely.com.

Parses the WeWorkRemotely programming jobs RSS feed

WFlow is a workflow composer that helps in code organization by splitting logic into reusable modules, more at https://github.com/junhanamaki/w_flow

wg is a simple git(hub|lab) command line tool to manage git projects locally in the ~/w/g/ directory