USDA Market is a small library for interacting with the USDA's farmers market api.

Usefull tools

Not a markup language - rather, an library for processing user-contributed text that handles the common ways in which ordinary users add meaning, structure and formatting using plain text.

Extracts Utah pollen levels from intermountainallergy.com and presents them in a hash

A simple version class for Ruby based on Gem::Version, adding some features.

Ruby (and Rails) attribute cleaning support, provides some nice and easy to enhance default normalization strategies.

Vagrant plugin to kick off a bunch of predefined tests

A plugin to use sandbox commands with vagrant.

extend ActiveRecord validations by checking if a string is a valid email address

Use those validators for Australian numbers as ABN, TFN, ...

Adds validation methods considering different country zip code formats. Currently, we can validate 130 countries.

Hints for validation.

Vanillicons are a small generated avatar made by vanillaforums.org, they use a md5 hash as the image key. Images can be generated on the site at vanillicon.com. The images come in 3 different sizes; 50px, 100px and 200px.

Check validity of EU VATID using vatid.eu (free)

This gem provides all the plumbing to interact with the Voter Checkout Service

Ruby based CLI for accessing veracode's api

A CodeRunner module for the Veritas Vlasov Solver

Integrating with git-flow for versioning and heroku for deployment, this makes releasing to staging and production a one-line command

A list of libraries to work with ActiveRecord model versioning: Auto (duplicate on save), Multi (hide many versions behind a single one), Transparent (hide versions from outside world), Property (define properties on model, store them in versions)

A simple command line interface to the JBoss HornetQ RESTful API