Ticketing systems (Github, Jira, etc.) are strongly integrated into our processes and everyone understands their necessity. As soon as a developer becomes a lead/technical manager, he or she faces a set of routine tasks that are related to ticketing work. On large projects this becomes a problem, more and more you spend time running around on dashboards and tickets, looking for incorrect deviations in tickets and performing routine tasks instead of solving technical problems.

Save and load NumPy npy and npz files in Ruby

A PGXN set of tools to help developers create and publish your PostgreSQL extensions without pain

RailsPress gives your Rails app a complete content management system: a blog with categories and tags, structured entities with custom schemas, and editable site blocks with inline editing — all behind a namespaced admin interface.

supports common ci/cd development tasks

Build reports based on grafana dashboards in asciidoctor or ERB syntax. Runs as webservice for easy integration with grafana, or as a standalone, command line utility.

The Selenium Server packaged as a gem

Fetches SmartMeter data from PG&E and can upload to Pachube

A simple gem to generate all files needed in a project that will support Calabash for both Android and iOS.

Ruby interface to the Tableau API.

Library for parsing Timezone names and abbrevations to corresponding UTC offsets and much more

All of the data necessary to construct exercises in any of the Exercism tracks. This includes the shared metadata.

A gem to include all the USDA nutrient data quickly into a ruby project

Provides setup information, including environment variables and certificates, required to access services provided by ADB/CDK.

Dependency management for iOS and OSX development

Extends Watir to take stitched-together screenshots of full web pages.

worlddb - world.db schema 'n' models for easy (re)use

A Ruby gem for manipulating JP postal codes.

Zippy reads and writes zip files

ZMediumToMarkdown converts Medium posts into clean, portable Markdown. It can download a single post or every post from a Medium username, preserving headings, lists, blockquotes, code blocks, images, links, and common embeds such as GitHub Gists, Twitter / X, YouTube, Vimeo, SoundCloud, and Spotify. Images are downloaded locally, with output paths ready for plain Markdown or Jekyll projects.