Slugforge is a tool for building, managing, and deploying Procfile based applications. It was developed to automate the workflow used at Tapjoy, but has been generalized to be more widely applicable.

What sets this slug gem apart is its pluggable naming strategy and that it validates slug uniqueness

Slugger is yet another slug generator.

It create a slug for your models

Returns a slug given a string.

Adds slugize method to Ruby String

Small string extension which normalizes strings making them suitable for usage as a slug in a url. Based on code from Xavier Shay's Enki.

Slugr is a gem to automatically create ActiveRecord object slugs for use in permalinks based on a title, name, headline, or some other unique and descriptive string field.

Ruby bindings to the "slugify" crate

Slugify strings safely

A simple slug string generator for ActiveRecord. Will populate a slug attribute from another attribute.

Easy slug functionality

A Ruby gem to help you build ETL processes involving Amazon S3. Uses Fog

Slurp up them CSVs

Retrieves the SLUShuttle times from the command line.

Giving Chef a hand in the provisional kitchen - Aussie style. Using Fog's API, creates an instance and converges chef recipes on it.

A small set of tools for working with Sprint.ly without leaving the command line.

a (light) binding for http://www.libslz.org/

A command line utility to post a message to any channel/user in slack. Provide a message as an argument or pipe input to the slack-msg command.

SuperMemo 2 algorithm implementation