Shrinkwraps code for quick and safe deployment. Initial release will tar code, encrypt and sign it, then upload it to a CDN. This also contains deployment tools for unwrapping and deploying these packages

RabbitMQ client specific to ESOD's Sidekick server

Gem to make monitoring sidekiq DB usage easier.

Tools that make working with a major Sidekiq installation more fun.

Ruby implementation of the Signal API

It allows you to write rake tasks to do common tasks, such as creating email addresses, adding users etc. Silk provides a HTTP wrapper the the rake tasks, and allows communication via JSON objects, which makes it dead easy for them to be called from a web app.

CLI torrent downloader

Simple lib to define abstract classes

A simple DSL for ActiveRecord objects to include/exclude virtual attributes/custom methods in to_json/to_xml.

Metrics and Benchmarks of your app.

simple bitbucket

Generate simple counter caches, just specify where to store them and where to get them

Contains code that enhances simplecov, and simplecov-html gems with FileReport and AuthorReport

Arbitrarily crop different styles of your paperclip images

A micro-framework for automating storing and loading files to/from the filesystem.

Make gems. Simple.

Provides functionality for building classes that map to/from simple nested data structures of the sort one typically sees with Thrift.

Acts like a SimpleDelegator implementing a decorator pattern except that it hides the object's methods instead of delegating them by default. Useful for hiding the ugly beast behind the mask.

Simple ActiveRecord translations for Rails 3

Inspired by ActionMailer, Notifier offers Notifier::Base, a base class for creating notification handlers on any class or instance of a class. Simply define a method in your handler named after the type of object you would like to create notification events for, substituting any namespace "::" delineation with "_", along with a signature that allows for the object as the first parameter and an optional params hash. Then notify on that object or class by simply calling MyHandler.notify!(myclass, params).