Use a hash syntax to automatically generate rake tasks which run benchmarks on given blocks of code

Benches defines a simple rspec matcher that allows you to create benchmarking specs for your Ruby code.

Benchmarking toolset for performance investigations.

Benchmarks methods

Ruby client to interact with Benchmark Email API v3.

["Methods to access the benchmark API over XML RPC."]

Native implementation of Benchmark with much better performance.

harness for running benchmark multiple times and running stats on the results

BenchmarkRequires is a simple gem that helps identify slow loading libraries. As applications get older and more complex the start-up time tends to increase quite dramatically. BenchmarkRequires helps by logging all requires/load and load times. Idea inspired by http://nationbuilder.com/blistering_rails_performance_part_1_boot_performance

Benchmark Sweet is a suite to run multiple kinds of metrics that allows for the generation of complex comparisons. It can be configured to run memory, sql query, and ips benchmarks on a common set of code. These data can be collected across multiple runs with numerous supported ruby or gem versions.

Quickly benchmark functionality from the command line

Benchmarking module

Benchparser - benchmark output parser for multiple languages

Pit Ruby methods against eachother in benchmark, and chart for great glory

Benchwarmer is a Ruby gem that provides a wrapper for interacting with the “Benchmark Email” API.

This gem has been renamed to bencodr. Use that one instead.

This gem provides a way to encode and decode bencode used by the Bit Torrent protocol. Normal ruby objects can be marshalled as bencode and demarshalled back to ruby.

We all love Bender.

Check if a dataset conforms to Benford's Law. More info: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Benford's_law

This is common test stuff that can be used by Ruby apps.