BeerMe CLI is a gem that gets the Top New Beers of the Month and provides info on the beers

Simple Beer XML recipe formatter.

An api for various brewing calculations.

Simple ruby client to work with beeswax buzz api

Functional programming is gaining more and more mindshare in software lately. One of the main benefits of programming in the functional style is function composition. Function composition allows you to break your program into small manageable chunks that can be put together in new and interesting ways. Object Oriented Programming is supposed to be composable, but the composition is lacking compared to FP. Perhaps Ruby's flexibility can get us part of the way there?

Taking care of synchronizing external data with referential data in your application.

Simple, efficient ruby workers for Zeebe business processes.

The befog gem allows you to manage your cloud servers directly from the command-line.

It adds the methods (before?, after?, within_last?, within_coming?) to Time

An implementation of ActiveRecord before_filters in lightweight way for pure Ruby

Adds `before_extended`, `before_included`, and `before_prepended` methods hooks which would be called before the standard `extended`, `included`, and `prepended` Ruby hooks, respectively. Especially useful when you require to "do" something just before the module gets `extended` or `included` to a module/class. In particular, in my specific case, I needed to "do" something if a specific method already exists in the `base` class.

Begetter creates a reference to a class constant from a string.

Tool for generating time reports from Basecamp. You can specify rate for each project and get value of your month salary.

I don't want a single thing preventing me from starting off (even the smallest) library without a good infrastructure to support TDD and clean coding standards. I got tired of reconfiguring the same tools in basically the same way every time. With this one command you can set up a library, fire up Guard, and jump right into the TDD loop: Red, Green, Refactor.

A terminal command for running logic-less project templates. Templates are just git repositories whose files and directories are copied to the working directory when run. Directory names, file names, and file content can contain Mustache tags - the values of which are prompted for in the terminal and substituted when the template is run.

A tool to find beginner friendly open source issues to work on.

Get behaveable object for attachments on Ruby and Rails applications

A comprehensive Ruby gem for tracking user behavior events with multi-tenant support, visit/session management, device & browser detection, geographic analytics, referrer tracking, and advanced analytics (engagement scores, funnels, cohorts, retention). Supports API calls, feature usage, custom events, and JavaScript client-side tracking.

behavior_lens provides advanced tools for tracking user activity, sessions, custom events, click heatmaps, and more. It supports real-time updates, customizable reports, and data persistence for detailed analysis.

Add new features to your application by specifying behaviour.