Basic configuration loader

asciidoctor-csand lets you write CSA Normal Documents (CSAND) in AsciiDoc syntax. This gem is in active development.

asciidoctor-csd lets you write CSD in AsciiDoc syntax. This gem is in active development.

asciidoctor-gb lets you write GB standards (Chinese national standards) in AsciiDoc syntax. This gem is in active development.

asciidoctor-m3d lets you write M3AAWG Documents (M3D) in AsciiDoc syntax. This gem is in active development.

asciidoctor-rsd lets you write RSD in AsciiDoc syntax. This gem is in active development.

Compile templates-based Asciidoctor converter (backend) into a single Ruby file

Convert Asciimath via MathML to UnitsML

ASCM reads ENV varaibles into a class, providing methods to ensure a setting is available, and mapping variables using Lambdas. The result is a clean, comprehensive configuration file that may be documented as desired, allowing other developers to quickly inspect and understand existing parameters and quickly adding new ones.

Figure out how a number should be dialed from another country. A fork of a port of Google's libphonenumber.

Produce details of an existing infrastructure built with typical ASG & ELB setup.

ASIR ActiveRecord Transport

Beanstalkd transport for ASIR

Resque transport for ASIR

XML Coder for ASIR

ZMQ transport for ASIR

Instrumentation of rails app

Aspire Budget is a free zero-based envelope-style budgeting spreadsheet built with Google Sheets by Matthew Alcorn. This gem aims to provide an expressive Ruby interface to it.

(Threadsafe) Ruby Client for the Assembla REST API

Assemblage is a continuous integration toolkit. It's intended to provide you with a minimal infrastructure for distributing and performing automated tasks for one or more version control repositories. It makes as few assumptions as possible as to what those things might be. It's still just a personal project, but if you want to use it I'm happy to answer questions and entertain suggestions, especially in the form of patches/PRs. Assemblage has three primary parts: the **Assembly Server**, **Assembly Workers**, and **Repositories**. <dl> <dt>Assembly Server</dt> <dd>Aggregates and distributes events from <em>repositories</em> to <em>workers</em> via one or more "assemblies".</dd> <dt>Assembly Workers</dt> <dd>Listens for events published by the <em>assembly server</em>, checks out a <em>repository</em>, and runs an assembly script in that repository.</dd> <dt>Repository</dt> <dd>A distributed version control repository. Assemblage currently supports Mercurial and Git.</dd> </dl>