Simple web application for accessing Puppet development code and production data in a unified interface. Its main goal is to enable a better visibility on the Puppet architecture for more actors to be able to interact with it.

Making it easier to ask simple questions, such as multiple choice questions, yes/no questions, etc, using HighLine.

Makes pretty, high-res backgrounds from the real-time photos of Earth by Himawari8, or is intended for similar personal usage. Please see the readme for more!

Hint shared Rubocop style guide

A simple Haiku generator gem

hiroiyomi helps you to scan a html resource and filter elements.

This adds a radiology interface to the OpenMRS compatible core API provided by [HIS-EMR-API](https://github.com/EGPAFMalawiHIS/HIS-EMR-API).

Horizonts api integration for get, search and search unstructured

An event stream implementation that aggregates facts about your application

Gem to allow connecting to a hive server

Hizuke is a lightweight utility that extracts dates from text by recognizing common time expressions. It cleans the original text and returns both the parsed date and the text without the date reference.

Homelight Shared Ruby Style Guides

Homelight Shared Ruby Style Guides

Signs and validates HTTP requests based on a shared-secret HMAC signature

Hmibo (How May I Be Of service) provides lightweight, dependency-free service object patterns inspired by DetectionTek conventions

A minimum operational template that escapes HTML tags by default

Interface for the HOALife.com HTTP API.

Extend the core capabilities of Ruby!

Uploads a build from gerrit/Jenkins to hockeyapp.

Hodor is a ruby-based framework, API and Command Line Interface that automates and simplifies the way you specify, deploy, debug and administer Hadoop and Oozie solutions. Hadoop lacks a mature toolchain to manage a codebase with modern software development discipline. To address this need, Hodor comprises a combination of tools and conventions that enable in the Hadoop environment many of the modern software development practices, and deployment facilities we take for granted in normal software development.