Bundler with support for packaging git sources - See https://github.com/carlhuda/bundler/issues/labels/git#issue/67

Bundler manages an application's dependencies through its entire life, across many machines, systematically and repeatably

Reorganize your gemfile into sane groupings of gems

As opposed to manually building a manifest file for all those sass partials, let this rake task take care of it.

Don't update *all* of your gems at once.

Simple plugin for Bundler to generate verbose Gemfile with description of each gem. It may be useful for novice Ruby developers or when you start diving into the new Ruby project.

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Ruby client library for the BundleUp API

This gem makes possible to use Bungie API (and Destiny API too). It can be useful, if you decide create your application for Destiny Game (https://www.bungie.net/en/pub/AboutDestiny).

Digital Asset Management for Amazon Web Services

Command for AMQP access to Message Queue.

Use Bunny for SaaS subscription management, cpq, billing and CRM

RPC over RabbitMQ based on Bunny.

BunnyCarrot is a worker implementation using the rabbitmq-client bunny. Based on actor-models it allows concurrent and supervised consumer-strategies.

Instance-based Faraday client for Bunny.net Storage and Pullzone APIs.

This gem allows the use of "Messages" to be defined and published very easily, without your models/controllers having to worry about how messages are produced. Supports AMQP

A gem to initialize RabbitMQ exchanges using Bunny on ruby applications

A simple replacement for Bunny

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Mocking library for Bunny